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2009 FD GOLF CLASSIC - Click here to see results from the day of the event

Thank you to all of our golfers, sponsors and donors for helping to make this event so successful!
We look forward to seeing you next year at the 1th annual FD Golf Classic.
 
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Co-Chairmen
Paul B. Wexler    Steven S. Fass    Paul Sunderland

Committee

Bill Abrams
Eddie Baranoff
David Brenner
Allan Cohen
Andy Fier
David Gelley
James Gerson
Jeffery A. Goldberger
Josh Goldberg
Scott Handler
Ron Hauben
Deborah Kenyon
Steven Kietz

Laurent Landau

Robin Landau
Andy Parker
Cari Pepkin
John Porges
Adam Posnak
Jeffrey Rosenberg
Grace Ruffo
Mark Schlau
Harold Sirota
Barry Swidler
Jerry Volk
Karen Wexler
Firozeh Yafar
 

     

A Special Event to Help Special Children
Golf: $700 includes: Golf Fees, Caddies, Carts, Buffet Lunch, Hot & Cold Refreshments on Course, Cocktail Reception, Awards, and Gifts.
Schedule: 10:30 AM Registration, Range and Buffet Lunch
Golf pros will be available on the range for limited instruction.

12:30 PM Shotgun Start
5:30 PM Awards, Auction & Raffle Drawing
Dress: Country Club Casual
Spikeless Shoes are Required

Please respond by May 20th, payment required to hold reservation. We encourage you to register early as we close at 128 golfers.


The Dysautonomia Foundation New York, N.Y. is a non-profit organization that supports medical research and treatment for children afflicted with Familial Dysautonomia (FD). FD is a Jewish Genetic Disease that is always life threatening and sometimes fatal. Children with FD can’t do a lot of things most people take for granted. They can’t feel heat or cold or pain. Many can’t swallow food or even their saliva without damaging their lungs and contracting pneumonia. Crying without tears is one of the most striking symptoms of FD.

The Dysautonomia Foundation is the largest source of funding for FD research in the world. Foundation-sponsored research has led to advances that have extended life expectancy and improved quality of life for people with FD. Our research led to the discovery of the genetic defect that causes FD and has made possible a carrier screening test for the general population. Researchers are now trying to understand how the FD gene works in order to develop genetic therapies and a cure. In 2007, a clinical trial is being conducted on a new compound that holds great promise for the treatment of FD.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

For further info on testing, treatment & research, please contact the Dysautonomia Foundation @ 212-279-1066. info@famdys.org
www.familialdysautonomia.org