VIDEO: Golf tournament honours memory of Lilee-Jean Putt

The inaugural event will give all proceeds to BC Children’s Hospital oncology department.

The inaugural Love FORE Lilee event, raising money for BC Children’s Hospital’s oncology department, was held at Cheam Mountain Golf Course on Sunday.

Seventy people attended and over $8,000 was raised at the event held in memory of Lilee-Jean Putt.

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