Founding partner Steve Cohen and the rest of us at The Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe invite you to join us at the annual Reagan & Jax Cohen Memorial Golf Tournament on Thursday, September 23th, 2021 (Rain Date: October 7th, 2021).
The event at Pine Hollow Country Club in East Norwich, Long Island, is a memorial to Steve’s two grandchildren. Three-year-old Reagan Cohen and 18-month-old Jaxson Cohen died in an ATV accident while visiting their grandparents in Tennessee in the spring of 2014. The children’s grandmother, 60-year-old Renee Monroe, also died in the tragic accident.
The golf tournament will begin with registration and breakfast at 10:00 a.m. followed by an 12:00 p.m. tee time. Diner, silent auction and raffles begin at 5 p.m.
The fee is $500 per person for golf, breakfast, lunch and dinner; $150 per person for dinner only.
“We are hoping to have a full day of fellowship and raise some money for some very fine organizations that do a lot for children,” Cohen said. “We hope to see many friends of the the Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe for all or at least part of the day.”
For more information about the tournament, contact Richard S. Jaffe at [email protected] or visit the 2021 Regan and Jax Cohen Memorial Golf Tournament website.
The Pine Hollow Country Club is located at 6601 Route 25A, East Norwich, NY 11732, and the club’s phone number is 516-922-0300. Checks should be made payable to The Reagan and Jax Cohen Memorial Fund, Federal ID No. 62-1536731 or can also be made online.
We hope you will join us in participating in the 2021 Reagan and Jax Cohen Memorial Golf Tournament or consider making a donation. We expect this to be a great and memorable event!
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