Goodson Golf & Utility Cars is
family owned and operated.
Established in August 2000
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Make-up artist Bia Hays helps bring out Gina Wren’s b eauty.
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With its rear-facing bench seat and
powerful electric or gas drivetrain
options, the EZGO Express S4 carries
up to four passengers easily and
efficiently. If you need to haul a few
groceries or a bag of feed or small
bale of hay, the rear seat converts in
seconds into a cargo deck.
Express L6
OFF-ROADING FOR THE
FAMILY -
1804 Fort Worth Hwy.
Weatherford, TX 76086
817-594-8700
goodsongolfcars.com
PA R K E R C O U N T Y T O D AY
The EZGO Express L6 is designed to
move larger groups around difficult
terrain. With room for up to six, it
boasts a lifted suspension to power
over obstacles, and aggressive-tread
tires to help manage the ruts of the
trail. The rear seat quickly converts
into a cargo deck for hauling gear.
OCTOBER 2015
Careity began producing the Celebrity Cutting event to fund a
mammogram program and other breast cancer services in 1995 and
Careity Rocks, benefiting the palliative care unit at Cook Children’s
Hospital.
How does Careity provide so much help to so many patients?
“It’s because of the relationships we’ve managed to build,” Branch
said. “Relationships are what make it all work. Of course, we really are
very hands-on. We know our services really do make a difference in
people’s lives.”
Careity Day is offered throughout Parker County as well as Johnson
and Tarrant counties.
Careity provides free mammograms, and beyond that it provides free
care for any participant diagnosed with breast cancer at one of the events,
from biopsy through surgery.
Careity’s pediatric palliative care program provides help to children
with life-threatening illnesses, treated at Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort
Worth.
Careity Foundation has raised the bar among nonprofit organizations
in helping with both care management and financial aid.
“We work very hard every day with both the patients and clinicians to
make sure that nobody falls through the cracks,” Walsh said. “When I get
a call from someone who needs help, I don’t stop until they get help.”
Gina Wren is one of those.
“I’m so grateful to Careity for all they did for me,” Wren said. “I’m
going to the Pink Luncheon because I want to thank everyone I can find
who supports Careity Foundation and tell them how much I appreciate
what they’ve done for me.”
Express S4
RUGGED RELIABILITY -
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