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THE MEN AND WOMEN OF EVANS SCHOLARS
ARE PROUD TO PRESENT
THE MARK & DAN
KERLICK GOLF CLASSIC
Cost: $320
per four man team, which includes greens
fees, golf cart, prizes, a golf shirt, and lunch.
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Registration for the
2008
Kerlick Classic is now closed.
The MU Evans Scholars would like to say thank you to everyone who attended and
made this year such a success. We look forward to
seeing everyone again next year!
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Mark Kerlick passed away December 11,
1991, at St. John's Mercy Medical Center. Mark was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma cancer in November of 1990.
Mark attended MU in 1979 as an Evans Scholar. Prior to MU, Mark attended
Meramec Community College. He also attended St. Louis University. He was
employed by Publication Printing Company in St. Louis, and was in charge of the
Graphic Prep department. Mark completed many courses at the Graphic Arts
Institute of St. Louis.
He was also a member of the St. Louis Club of Printing House Craftsmen, serving
on several committees.
Mark was an avid outdoorsman. He hunted turkey and deer, both with rifle and
bow. He was also a fishing enthusiast; his family room walls were graced with
many trophies.
Mark is survived by his wife, Connie; his parents, Chris and Jeannine Kerlick;
a brother Kevin; and three sisters, Mary Vatterott, Patrice Regan, and Amy
Kerlick.
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Dan graduated from MU in 1976 with a
degree in Journalism, with honors in advertising. In his senior year he was
President of both local and National Evans Scholars committees. He was elected
to Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership fraternity, and Pi Omicron Kappa,
a Greek leadership honorary fraternity. He served on the University Student
Faculty committee and was an MSA Senator and IFC Representative. He played all
four years as a defensive end on the Chapter's football team. In August 1975,
Dan was selected by the Trustees of the Evans Scholars Foundation as the
Outstanding Leader of the Evans Scholarship Program. Dan received his Master's
degree in communication from St. Louis University in 1981.
Dan is survived by his wife, M. Kathleen; a son, Alexander; and a daughter,
Bridget; his parents, Chris and Jeannine Kerlick; a brother, Kevin (former
scholar); and three sisters, Mary Vatterott, Patrice Regan, and Amy Kerlick.
Dan was the chairman of the board of Kerlick, Switzer & Johnson Advertising
Company, the second largest advertising company in St. Louis. The company has
since merged with TBWA of New York to form the twenty-first largest advertising
agency in the United States.
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The Mid-Missouri Ronald McDonald House is a temporary residence for families of children receiving
medial care at Columbia area hospitals. Since opening in June 1983, this house had been a home-away-from-home
for thousands of families. The treatment of serious childhood illnesses and injuries can be emotionally and
financially devastating for families. The necessity of traveling to a distant hospital for vital medical care
only compounds the difficulties they face. Since the first house opened in 1974, more than 206 Ronald McDonald
Houses in 19 countries have opened, each one dedicated to meeting the needs of families in these special
circumstances. Like the houses around the world, the Mid-Missouri house provides inexpensive lodging in a
warm and supportive atmosphere where families may privately share their concerns, questions, fears, and hopes
about their common experiences.
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