South Jersey Football: South Jersey Visit to the Dooley House was a Success Tuesday, July 12, 2005 By Marty Cross Camden Lynx Football Club The South Jersey Lynx coaches and players visited the Dooley House in Camden, NJ on Saturday, July 9, 2005. Dooley House provides a residence for medically fragile children, 24 hours a day 365 days a year. In this homelike atmosphere, an On Call Physician, registered nurses and health care assistants provide the necessary medical & personal care to keep the children healthy and happy every day of their stay at Dooley House. It was a very good experience for both coaches and players. The kids, some as yound as a few months old seemed to enjoy themselves. The two older children really enjoyed the attention, they showed the Lynx representatives everything they could think of including pictures of previous trips to places like Sesame Place and Disneyland. It was a great experience for me, said Champ Horsey, it gives you a different perspective on life. The Dooley House gets most of its funding from outside sources and run various fundraiser events each year. The next event, Dooley House Walk, will be held on September 17, 2005 at Cooper River Park in Pennsauken, NJ. The distance around the park is 3.7 miles and check in time is 8:30 AM. The Walk will start promptly at 9:30 AM. Although the Lynx have a game that night in New York, we've made the committment to be there and help kickoff the event. For more information visit www.southjerseylynx.org The South Jersey Lynx would like to special thank you to the wonderful staff at the Dooley House for making our visit a memorable one. Lynx representatives included Coaches Lester Cream Jr., and Ralph Boston, players Damen Wilson, Marty Cross, Champ Horsey, and Samire Horsey. Visit www.southjerseylynx.org for more info about the South Jersey Lynx. Come check us out.