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Oklahoma Tennis Foundation Event Celebrating Beth Neff
On June 11th at Quail Creek Country Club over 40 people celebrated the life of Beth Neff. Beth, an avid tennis player was a long-time supporter of Oklahoma Tennis Foundation and attended many of the events.
Over $5,300 was raised for her favorite OKTF youth tennis programs! Angie Koumaris and Quail Creek were the main contributors for hosting this special play day, showing a great event to honor her life with her friends and family playing the game they all LOVE!!
To show more support for Beth Neff or the Oklahoma Tennis Foundation, please go to https://www.oktennisfoundation.org/.
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