By Scott Layman I still smile as I remember helping my wife, Joy, care for our infant son (some 14 years ago) … changing diapers, feeding the hungry little creature, buying cute outfits, and even playing until the cackles of laughter seemed to never end. Doing all of that, while also helping to raise three […]
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Putting for Parkinson’s: Excerpt from Scott Layman
This is an excerpt from Scott Layman’s speech that was delivered that the annual Putting for Parkinson’s fundraiser held on July 12, 2019. Scott said, “I am puting this out there for those who could not make the event but may be interested in reading what I had to say. I am 53 years young […]
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Putting for Parkinson’s Celebrates 10 years: Searching for Volunteers
Scott and Joy Layman This year, Scott Layman and Putting for Parkinson’s are celebrating a milestone. The event is hosting it’s 10-year anniversary in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Putting for Parkinson’s is an annual, community-based golfing fundraiser held in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. The event coordinators are searching for volunteers from the general public to assist with […]
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Scott Layman Writes a Letter to Himself About What it Means to Persevere
This is a portion of the speech Scott Layman prepared for the dinner program at last Friday’s Putting for Parkinson’s event. We have heard a lot about people writing letters to their younger selves. In this same talk in 2012, I read the letter that Michael J. Fox had written to himself. Not to be […]
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Living With Parkinson's Disease
Fort Thomas resident, Scott Layman, lives with Parkinson’s Disease. These are his observations. Photo provide. “24” By Scott Layman Living with Parkinson’s Disease is a daily struggle. I used to say it sucks, but now it’s not so bad. Perhaps I have adjusted my own expectations of myself. I have my share of down moments […]
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Sixth Annual Putting for Parkinson’s Golf Outing
Fort Thomas resident Scott Layman runs his own business, is a husband and father, gives back to the community and lives everyday with Parkinson’s disease. Layman and his wife Joy, along with friends and family, started the annual Putting for Parkinson’s Golf Outing six years ago. “To date, we have raised over $100,000 for the […]