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Another Classic Success
Benefits The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
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Welcoming sign to the Sybase Classic
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Infirmary President & CEO, Joseph Corcoran
(left), along with Sybase CEO, John Chen, pose with tournament winner, Sherri
Steinhauer.
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NYEE Nurse Rosalee Vitko, provides
information about The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary's services.
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Main clubhouse entrance of the Wykagyl Country
Club.
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Glorious winner, Sherri Steinhauer,
celebrates on the 18th green.
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Kaback Enterprises CEO, John Murphy with Joseph Corcoran.
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Left to right: John Murphy, John Chen, and Joseph
Corcoran.
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Joseph Corcoran
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John Chen and Sherri Steinhauer
during the trophy ceremony.
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The presentation of the Sybase Classic tournament
trophy.
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Rosalee Vitko, RN, with interested
passerby.
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Infirmary volunteer, Janet Guizarry, from the HOLA Center.
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Another
Classic Success Benefits The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
New York, NY (June 2004) -- For the third year in a row, The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary served as
Official Charity of The Sybase Classic Presented by Lincoln Mercury. The
Sybase Classic featured 80 of the top 100 athletes in women’s golf competing
for one of the most important titles on the LPGA tour at Wykagyl Country Club
in New Rochelle.
The Sybase Classic’s $1.25 million purse
represented a $300,000 increase in prize money. For the first time, all four
rounds of The Sybase Classic were televised by ESPN and ESPN2. National
coverage included airing of public service spots for The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary each day.
At this year’s Classic, pro-am and spectator
ticket sales purchased through The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary prior to the tournament benefited
The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. The premier Pro-Am spots entitled each player to a
complimentary gift bag, a round of golf with an LPGA professional or
celebrity, guest passes and awards dinner.
In addition to pro-am spots, donors or
corporations could also purchase partnership packages featuring hospitality
luncheons, Pro-Am spots and publicity. This year, Bear Stearns was the
Standard Bearer sponsor for the tournament. The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary is grateful to
Jerome Goldstein of NYEEI’s Board of Directors for arranging this
sponsorship, and also John Murphy of Kaback Enterprises for a Diamond
Sponsorship.
A 50-50 raffle was also conducted during the
event. Gary West of England won $2,000 plus a personal portrait and a stay at
The Pierre Hotel.
To read more about the Sybase Classic, click here.
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