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Posted: August 12, 2016
8th Annual Dave Flanagan Memorial Golf Outing set for September 15
Canton, MA The date has been set for the 8th Annual Dave Flanagan Memorial Golf Outing at Brookmeadow Country Club on Thursday, September 15. In November of 2008, RJ O’Connell & Associates lost their good friend and colleague, Dave Flanagan, suddenly to a heart attack. He was too young to leave them and his young family and the loss of his income has an impact on the family. In 2009, they initiated the annual Dave Flanagan Memorial Golf Outing for the benefit of the Flanagan Family Children’s Fund.
Dave enjoyed golf and often commented on how he wished he had more time to play. If you do not golf, please join us for the awards, buffet and silent auction at the end of the round.
For registration forms, contact: Kerry Aquino, RJ O’Connell & Associates, Inc., 80 Montvale Ave., Suite 201, Stoneham; Phone: 781-279-0180 x110; Email: kerry.aquino@rjoconnell.com.
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