Midnight Riders
02 Mar 2007, 08:39 AM
Midnight Riders Inaugural Golf Classic
Featuring The New England Revolution
a benefit for
The David Vanole Foundation
&
The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Southers Marsh Golf Club - Plymouth, MA
www.southersmarsh.com
We are excited to announce that we will be holding a charity golf tournament on Sunday, June 3, 2007 at the Southers Marsh Golf Club in Plymouth, MA. This, our first ever and hopefully annual golf tournament, will benefit two very worthy causes near and dear to our hearts:
The David Vanole Foundation
A former U.S. National Team goalkeeper and coach at the highest levels of the sport in the United States, David passed away on January 15, 2007 at the age of 43. In addition to being part of the U.S. National Team's 1990 FIFA World Cup team, Vanole started all three games for the United States at the 1998 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. David was most recently on the coaching staff of the New England Revolution, serving as Goalkeeping Coach. David’s family has set up a foundation in his name, the David Charles Vanole Foundation, with donations being used to establish a soccer scholarship fund.
The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund
On April 28, 2006 Carrie Holmstrom, an all-star high school and club goalkeeper was involved in a horrible car accident. Her vehicle had burst into flames after striking a tree along a road in her hometown of Dartmouth, MA. Three brave men, risking their lives and suffering injuries of their own, pulled Carrie out of the wreck. Carrie was airlifted to Massachusetts General Hospital and was later treated at the Shriner's Burn Institute in Boston where she underwent multiple surgeries and treatments. Carrie was burned over 70 percent of her body. Doctors put her into a medically induced coma for three months and were forced to amputate both her legs below the knee and the fingers of her right hand. Carrie’s family, friends and NOVA SC teammates created The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund to aid Carrie in all of her future endeavors. Carrie is looking forward to graduating from Dartmouth High School, attending college and getting back on the pitch, coaching the game she loved so much.
Should you wish to join us for this event and lend your support to these two great causes, or should you have any questions about the tournament, please feel free visit our website for more information or contact us via email at golf@midnightriders.com
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Monty Rodrigues, President
The Midnight Riders
Featuring The New England Revolution
a benefit for
The David Vanole Foundation
&
The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Southers Marsh Golf Club - Plymouth, MA
www.southersmarsh.com
We are excited to announce that we will be holding a charity golf tournament on Sunday, June 3, 2007 at the Southers Marsh Golf Club in Plymouth, MA. This, our first ever and hopefully annual golf tournament, will benefit two very worthy causes near and dear to our hearts:
The David Vanole Foundation
A former U.S. National Team goalkeeper and coach at the highest levels of the sport in the United States, David passed away on January 15, 2007 at the age of 43. In addition to being part of the U.S. National Team's 1990 FIFA World Cup team, Vanole started all three games for the United States at the 1998 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. David was most recently on the coaching staff of the New England Revolution, serving as Goalkeeping Coach. David’s family has set up a foundation in his name, the David Charles Vanole Foundation, with donations being used to establish a soccer scholarship fund.
The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund
On April 28, 2006 Carrie Holmstrom, an all-star high school and club goalkeeper was involved in a horrible car accident. Her vehicle had burst into flames after striking a tree along a road in her hometown of Dartmouth, MA. Three brave men, risking their lives and suffering injuries of their own, pulled Carrie out of the wreck. Carrie was airlifted to Massachusetts General Hospital and was later treated at the Shriner's Burn Institute in Boston where she underwent multiple surgeries and treatments. Carrie was burned over 70 percent of her body. Doctors put her into a medically induced coma for three months and were forced to amputate both her legs below the knee and the fingers of her right hand. Carrie’s family, friends and NOVA SC teammates created The Carrie Holmstrom Trust Fund to aid Carrie in all of her future endeavors. Carrie is looking forward to graduating from Dartmouth High School, attending college and getting back on the pitch, coaching the game she loved so much.
Should you wish to join us for this event and lend your support to these two great causes, or should you have any questions about the tournament, please feel free visit our website for more information or contact us via email at golf@midnightriders.com
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Monty Rodrigues, President
The Midnight Riders