"We always pushed him to do whatever he wanted to do, and never made his vision an issue. If he wanted to do it, we let him try it, and let him see on his own if he can accomplish it. Everything that kid set out to do, he has done by sheer will." -Anna Sullivan, mother of high school football player Shane Sullivan

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As part of our year-long 45th-anniversary celebration, USABA presents the “45-for-45” series highlighting members of the USABA Hall of Fame, among others. This weekly series pays tribute to the pioneers and outstanding athletes, coaches, and teams that have helped build and shape USABA into the thriving organization it is today.

Episode #31...Lou Moneymaker

Lou Moneymaker was a founding member of the United States Association of Blind Athletes and was named the organization’s first Vice President. Through the years, Lou held a variety of leadership positions on the USABA board and also served as Chef de Mission and team leader for several official U.S. delegations that participated in international competitions. Along with Arthur Copeland, Lou was an architect for the International Blind Sports Federation. Lou Moneymaker was inducted into the USABA Hall of Fame in 2017.

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"Blind golf is an absolute sanctuary. Because when you're playing golf, whether you're sighted or unsighted, it's about you and hitting that golf ball.” -Chad "Doc" NeSmith

"Blind golf is an absolute sanctuary. Because when you're playing golf, whether you're sighted or unsighted, it's about you and hitting that golf ball.” -Chad "Doc" NeSmith