Fully support renaming this course for a true patriarch of the sport.
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Robert Nitzsche
3 years ago
Leroy was a fixture at this course and role model, mentor, and so so much more to so many of us. Please consider renaming the course in honor of the man who was instrumental in it being what it is.
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Gregg Dale Hosfeld
3 years ago
Leroy's spark ignited the passion for disc golf, not only in his immediate family, but so many around him. He deserves the recognition.
Miss you Leroy~!
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Brendon Feole
3 years ago
holdup this guy's actual name is Leroy Jenkins!?
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Keith Clark
3 years ago
One of the best men I've known
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Alfie Muse
3 years ago
love to share the love
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HL Kurz
3 years ago
One of the kindest men I know.
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Michael Williams
3 years ago
Jenkins was monumental in the game of disc golf. Please allow this renaming.
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STEVEN MCNEIL
3 years ago
Leroy was the heart and soul of disc golf in this area. The course should be named after him.
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Ray Heltsley
3 years ago
Fitting tribute to a great man!
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Tita Ugalde
3 years ago
A lovely gentleman.
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Sean Schultz
3 years ago
Hell YEAH!!! Bout TIME!!! This was my first course and into to the wonderful world of disc and can’t think of a better man for it to be named after!!! LETS GOOO!!!
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Michelle Motherlode Mama Wade
3 years ago
Leroy was the sweetest soul ever and this would be fantastic for his family!
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Keith Johnson
3 years ago
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Leroy was and the Jenkins family are the ones who got THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of people involved in the sport of Disc Golf and this would be a lasting way to honor him and the family for all they have done.
Keith Johnson #10444
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Gordon Crowl
3 years ago
This should be done. Leroy was an exceptional advocate of Disc Golf.
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Charlie Booras
3 years ago
I can’t think of a more appropriate honor for a man who contributed an incredible amount towards the growth and development of our sport
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Ethan K
3 years ago
Show the love
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Roderick queen
3 years ago
Perfect way to honor a legend in the disc golf community
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Carrie Brodeur
3 years ago
When I started playing disc golf (1999) Leroy and Sharon Jenkins made Roscoe-Ewing what it is to this day.
Fully support renaming this course for a true patriarch of the sport.
Leroy was a fixture at this course and role model, mentor, and so so much more to so many of us. Please consider renaming the course in honor of the man who was instrumental in it being what it is.
Leroy's spark ignited the passion for disc golf, not only in his immediate family, but so many around him. He deserves the recognition. Miss you Leroy~!
holdup this guy's actual name is Leroy Jenkins!?
One of the best men I've known
love to share the love
One of the kindest men I know.
Jenkins was monumental in the game of disc golf. Please allow this renaming.
Leroy was the heart and soul of disc golf in this area. The course should be named after him.
Fitting tribute to a great man!
A lovely gentleman.
Hell YEAH!!! Bout TIME!!! This was my first course and into to the wonderful world of disc and can’t think of a better man for it to be named after!!! LETS GOOO!!!
Leroy was the sweetest soul ever and this would be fantastic for his family!
Leroy was and the Jenkins family are the ones who got THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of people involved in the sport of Disc Golf and this would be a lasting way to honor him and the family for all they have done. Keith Johnson #10444
This should be done. Leroy was an exceptional advocate of Disc Golf.
I can’t think of a more appropriate honor for a man who contributed an incredible amount towards the growth and development of our sport
Show the love
Perfect way to honor a legend in the disc golf community
When I started playing disc golf (1999) Leroy and Sharon Jenkins made Roscoe-Ewing what it is to this day.
Please consider!!!