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Sycuan Golf ResortSupporting

Thank You to our Sponsors2019 Benef ciary

Sgt. James Matt Amos

‘19 Benef ciary Sergeant James Mat Amos

Sgt. James “Mat” Amos enlisted into the United States Marine Corps in April 2003. In January 2004, he atended boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, CA. After graduating from boot camp he was assigned to 1st Batalion 7th Marines. PFC Amos reported to Alpha Company 1/7, in June 2004, where he was assigned as a Rifleman. In August 2004, PFC Amos deployed to Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II. While in Iraq, he was promoted to Lance Corporal in September 2004.

After returning from Iraq he became a Team Leader. He was then deployed, in February 2006, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 5-07. On August 10, 2006, LCpl. Amos was wounded by an improvised explosive device while on a dismounted patrol in the village of Zella, Iraq. He suffered lacerations to the face and extremities as well as numerous shrapnel wounds to the arms and legs. After being medically evacuated and treated for his wounds, he remained at batalion headquarters in Al Qaim, Iraq. While recovering from his wounds, LCpl. Amos was promoted to Corporal (combat meritorious) in October 2006.

Cpl. Amos re-enlisted in July 2007, and was promoted to Sergeant in December 2007. Sgt. Amos received orders in August 2009 to report for duty with 1st Batalion 5th Marine Regiment. Sgt. Amos deployed to Sangin, Afghanistan in March 2011. While on a dismounted patrol, on June 6, 2011, Sgt. Amos was severely wounded after stepping on an IED, which resulted in the loss of both of his legs, a fractured pelvis, and numerous internal injuries. He was flown to Camp Bastion for immediate treatment, and then taken to Landsthul, Germany for further treatment. From Germany he was taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital where he underwent several surgeries to repair his numerous injuries. He was eventually transferred to Naval Medical Center San Diego and assigned to Wounded Warrior Batalion West.

In addition to physical therapy and various other programs directed at improving his physical well-being, Sgt. Amos continued his studies at Oregon State University. Sgt. Amos retired on September 29th, 2013. He has since become an entrepreneur with four companies. He has also taken an executive position at Peeples Orthotics and Prosthetics to mentor new amputees, and Sgt. Amos is a host on the web series Adventures Enabled. In addition to his professional careers, Sgt. Amos spends fourteen weeks a year volunteering for Wounded Warrior Outdoors. Sgt. Amos’ personal awards include: The Purple Heart with one gold star, The Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with combat distinguishing device and two gold stars, Combat Action Ribbon with one gold star, Navy Unit Commendation Medal, the Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal with one bronze star, The Philip Pistilli Silver Veterans Medal from the Truman Foundation, and the Defender of Freedom Award from Freedom Alliance. Sgt. Amos has been married to his wife Audrie for fourteen years. They have two beautiful daughters, Lily age 12, and Clara age 8.

The Wounded Marine Fund, Inc.a 501(c)(3) Public Charity | Tax ID# 61-1686779

TournamentInformation

Sycuan Golf Resort3007 Dehesa Road, El Cajon, CA 92019

Friday, April 19, 2019Check-In: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Putting Contest: 11:00 AM - 12:45 PMLunch: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Shotgun Start: 1:00 PMTournament Format: Four-man Scramble

Awards | Dinner | Auction: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Register online at: htps://birdeasepro.com/wmfsycuan5th/

or visitwww.TheWoundedMarineFund.com

or call Tweed Fox at:858.442.9748

Email: TweedFox@hotmail.com

Sponsorships OpportunitiesPlayer Information

TITLE SPONSOR ..................... SOLDYour company name in the title of tournament, two complimentary foursomes, top billing in brochure, multiple mentions in media promotions, signage at the front entrance and at the registration table. Recognition at start of the round & dinner, opportunity to speak at awards dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

DINNER SPONSOR ................ $7,500Your company logo on all tables at the awards dinner, one complimentary foursome, multiple mentions in media promotions, signage on the course, recognition at start of round & dinner, your company logo prominently displayed in the brochure, company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

GOLF CART SPONSOR ........... $5,000Your company logo on all golf carts, one complimentary foursome, multiple mentions in media promotions, your company logo in brochure, recognition at start of round & dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

GIFT BAG SPONSOR .............. $3,000 Signage at registration, company promotional items placed in gift bags, your company logo in brochure, recognition at start of round & dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

DRIvING RANGE ................... $2,500Signage on driving range, one complimentary foursome, mentions in media promotions, recognition at start of round & dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

PuTTING CONTEST ............... $2,000Signage placed at putting contest, your company logo in brochure, recognition at start of round & dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR ....... $1,000Signage placed at a hole featuring the hole-in-one contest. Company logo in brochure, recognition at dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

HOLE SPONSOR ..................... $500Signage placed at hole exclusively, your company logo in brochure, recognition at dinner and company link to your website from The Wounded Marine Fund website.

Single Golfer: $200

Wounded Warrior Sponsorship: $175(Sponsor a Wounded Warrior into the Event)

Foursome: $700

Dinner Only: $50 per person

Tournament Fees Include: Golf cart, range balls, on course food, Awards Dinner & Auction, team photos and gift bag.

Opportunity to win $25,000 on 4 hole-in-one holes during the round. Multiple vendors will be on the course, with contests and give-a-ways. Our tournament is limited to the frst 120 players to sign up.

2019 BeneficiarySgt. James Matt Amos

The Wounded Marine Fund was established to help Marine amputees injured in our War on Terror. Our intent is to aid as many of these heroes as our funding allows.