Northwest Medical Specialties (NWMS) was proud to participate in the 2026 Tabatha Kliemann Memorial Golf Tournament, hosted by Kliemann Brothers in support of the South Sound CARE Foundation. The sold-out event brought together community leaders, sponsors, and supporters for a day focused on raising funds and awareness for an organization that provides critical support to cancer patients and their families throughout the South Sound.
The tournament was a tremendous success, reflecting the generosity and commitment of everyone involved. Beyond the friendly competition on the course, the event highlighted the power of community partnerships and a shared dedication to improving the lives of those impacted by cancer. Funds raised will help advance the South Sound CARE Foundation’s mission of providing meaningful resources and support services to local patients and families.
NWMS was especially honored to have a team representing our organization, and even more excited when that team finished the day as tournament champions. While bringing home the winning title was certainly a memorable achievement, it was the opportunity to support such an important cause that made the day truly special.
At NWMS, we see firsthand the challenges cancer patients and their loved ones face every day. Supporting events like the Tabatha Kliemann Memorial Golf Tournament aligns closely with our mission and our commitment to strengthening cancer care and patient support within the communities we serve.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Kliemann Brothers, the South Sound CARE Foundation, event organizers, volunteers, sponsors, and all participants who helped make this year’s tournament such a success. Their dedication and generosity continue to make a lasting impact on the lives of cancer patients across our region.
Congratulations to our championship team, and thank you to everyone who contributed to an unforgettable day of community, compassion, and support. We look forward to continuing our partnership in efforts that make a meaningful difference for patients and families throughout the South Sound.
