Dylan Witschen Foundation | Never Forgotten

CHRIS FRITCH TEAM KELLER WILLIAMS CLASSIC REALTY

IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 12TH ANNUAL

DYLAN WITSCHEN CLASSIC

PARTNERED WITH ALL AUTO GLASS, CHANTICLEAR PIZZA & ARKO COMPANIES
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 2021
12:15 PM SHOTGUN
MAJESTIC OAKS GOLF COURSE IN HAM LAKE , MN
CHECK IN BEGINS AT 10:30 AM ENDS AT 12:00 PM
PLEASE BE ON TIME!
Please register online at https://birdease.com/dylanwitschenclassic

See printable flyer below.

Scholarships

Dylan Witschen was a vibrant young teenage boy with a promising future. He excelled in a variety of sports, was very well liked and had a smile that melted hearts. Dylan’s favorite sport was football. His speed and tenacity were second to none and #7 was a rising star for Anoka Senior High School.

Our Mission

The Dylan Witschen Foundation has been created to celebrate and honor the life of Dylan Witschen. Motivated by Dylan’s passion for life and love of sports, the mission of this foundation is to support his dreams and maintain his legacy by providing scholarships for local college bound students.

Along with Dylan’s hopes for finding a cure for cancer, funds will also be donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and other like institutions dedicated to finding a cure for cancer.

Dylan Witschen Foundation Events

Created to celebrate and honor the life of Dylan Witschen

Dylan Witschen Classic

Chris Fitch Team Keller williams Classic Realty Is Proud To Present The 11th Annual

St. Jude Walk

St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer Minneapolis, MN • September 23, 2017

Family Fun Golf

Four Person Scramble Saturday, October 5, 2019 Rum River Hills Golf Course

CELEBRATE DYLAN’S LIFE.

Dylan Witschen Foundation Scholarships

Dylan Witschen was a vibrant young teenage boy with a promising future. He excelled in a variety of sports, was very well liked and had a smile that melted hearts. Dylan’s favorite sport was football. His speed and tenacity were second to none and #7 was a rising star for Anoka Senior High School. Unfortunately, on an August day in 2008, on the field he loved, Dylan’s life changed forever. After making a routine tackle in practice, Dylan had a seizure, the first sign that something was wrong. He was rushed to the hospital, and after testing, doctors found a very rare cancerous tumor the size of a golf ball on the right side of his brain.