A biography of gary chesterfield
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Gary Artenas Bennett-Hayes
Gary Artenas Bennett-Hayes
11/19/90 - 4/27/
Gary came in to this world the same way he lived life - full speed ahead - on November 19, , in Fairmont, West Virginia.
The son of Sharon Lyn and Curtis Franklin Hayes II (Retired CW4 US Army) of Chesterfield Virginia relocated to Virginia where he continued to share his zest for life in April of Mr Bennett-Hayes, or Gar-Bear as he was known to those who knew him best (a childhood nickname that embarrassed him but made him laugh) found work in the construction industry where he served in many capacities. His Jack Of All Trades and Master of Many quickly earned him a reputation for his great artistry and dedication to a job well done. This is not to say that his outgoing personality and insistence for things being done his way didn't cause him numerous "issues" along his journey. He loved ingenting more than sharing his skillsets with those around him - by doing after becoming frustrated - whil
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On Friday, November 30, , Golf Course Architect, Gary Lee Kern, passed away at the age of 80 in Chesterfield, Missouri.
Born on December 27, , Gary grew up in the small town of Kendallville, Indiana. He was the only child of Ralph and Edith Kern. After high school graduation, he went to Texas to attend Texas A&M University for two years, where he began playing golf. Moving back to Indiana, Gary worked in the engineering department of the Indiana Department of Highways for two years. In , Gary became a principal in the civil engineering and land survey firm of Weihe Engineers, Inc. located in Hamilton County, Indiana. In this position, Gary was responsible for nation use planning, site design, and engineering drawings for single family subdivisions and multifamily projects.
Gary continued to play golf and developed a love of the game which translated to an ongoing informal study of golf course architecture. He read and re-read everything he could get his hands on about golf cours
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Gary Simpson (footballer, born )
English footballer (–)
For the manager of Macclesfield Town F.C., see Gary Simpson (footballer, born ).
Gary Simpson (10 June – 27 September ) was an English footballer who played as a forward. He played in The Football League for Chesterfield and Chester City.
Playing career
[edit]Simpson began his playing career with hometown club Chesterfield, where he progressed through the youth ranks to make more than 40 league appearances. In the summer of , he joined fellow Third Division side Chester for £6,[1] This came after Chester had been unsuccessful in attempting to sign Simpson's Chesterfield colleague Ernie Moss to strengthen their squad of just 14 professional players.[1] Simpson marked his competitive debut with a goal in a Football League Trophy tie against Bury.[2] He ended the season as the club's top scorer with 12 league goals as they finished bottom of the table.[2] His tally included two g