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The BHHBA would like to remind you to find a sober ride home. If you don’t have one, we will find one for you. The BHHBA is in no way responsible for your actions while you are participating in this event, or at any time, ever.
DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE! Must Be Present To Win!
7th Annual BHHBAPoker Pub Crawl Fundraiser
First Hand
$25 Per Person
(Meal Included)
This is a Poker Pub Crawl. Earn a card at each of the 5 stops (locations revealed at registration). Mulligans will be available to purchase!
Cash prizes totaling one half of the funds raised will be awarded to the top 2 finishers and the second to last finisher.
Proceeds raised will go to support Aryonna Wipf AND Dustin Wurdeman.
Aryonna was born with a heart condition called Tricuspid Atresia and underwent two major heart surgeries. The family was told she had a 50% chance of making it to Kindergarten. She was a very active girl and especially loved softball, which she played until she was 14. At that time she started to get sick again and was devastated to have to give up the sport that she loved. Aryonna has been hospitalized many times since then. She is now 16 and will travel to Omaha in January to get a Liver Biopsy and a Heart CAT Scan done to start the process of a now needed Liver and Heart Transplant.
Dustin
Wurdeman
Additional Hands $20 each
For more information call the BHHBA office at 605-348-7850
Aryonna
Wipf
Saturday, January 19, 2019 from 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Registration begins at 2:00 pm at Thirsty’s
819 West Main Street, Rapid City, SDAll poker hands must be turned in by 5:30 p.m.
at the Hotel Alex Johnson (Ball Room)
Thank you Sponsors:
Dustin was diagnosed with Alpha 1 Antitrypsin Deficiency when he was 4. He received his first transplant in 1992 from his father. In late December 2017, routine tests showed his liver was failing and he would need another transplant. In February, 2018 he was officially placed on the transplant list at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He has been hospitalized twice in 2018. In July he was transported to Omaha and was diagnosed with severe liver failure. Dustin, owner of Wurdeman Construction, is a BHHBA Member trying to keep his business afloat while on work restrictions during his wait for a transplant.