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                                New York City
                 Uniformed Firefighters Association
               Celebrity Golf Benefit
               Village Club at Lake Success
                       July 15,2002

Benefiting: UFA Scholarship Fund

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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg autographs a commemorative flag before the tournament	Retired Firefighter Guy Warren, presents Mayor Bloomberg with a commemorative axe, as actor Dennis Quaid looks on.
Mayor Bloomberg autographs a commemorative helmet, which will be auctioned off after the golf tournament during the dinner.	Mayor Bloomberg poses for a group photo with the children of fallen firefighters Group photo with the celebrities and the children participating in the tournament.
(L-R) Lee Ielpi and Jimmy Boyle pose with the commemorative helmets which were auctioned off and then given to Lee and Jimmy during the dinner	(L-R) Actor Dennis Quaid, retired football player for the New York Jets John Schmitt, actor Jerry Orbach from the TV show Law and Order, share a few laughs before the tournament begins
Dennis Quaid shares a few thoughts with a Anheuser-Busch Clydesdale	Dennis Quaid did interviews for any TV station that wanted to talk to him.
Dennis Quaid enjoyed playing in the event and wanted to do something more to help the tournaments charity. He wanted to auction off the opportunity for a foursome to golf with him and have lunch at his golf club. The final bid was $10,000	Jerry Orbach, currently starring in the NBC's hit police drama series Law and Order, which is filming in New York City, attempts to get a hole-in-one for a car on the 17th hole at Village Club at Lake Success
Jerry Orbach congratulates his teammate for making a birdie.	(L-R) Ron Jaworski, former Quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles and now excelling in Broadcasting field for ESPN, watches his teammate Mark Taffet and the HBO foursome miss a birdie putt
(L-R) Dhani Jones, linebacker for the New York Giants, has a few laughs with firefighter Ray Pfeifer and his son.	(L-R) Ron Jaworski and CNN'S lead anchor Aaron Brown share some thoughts before the golf tournament
CNN's lead anchor Aaron Brown tee shot during the tournament	Sam Rosen, a 31 year veteran of the broadcasting industry, shows his form.
Aaron Brown attempts a long birdie putt	Sam Rosen shows his teammates how to make a birdie putt
(L-R) Ed Burke, Fire Marshal Representative, excepts a check from Dr. Andrea Thau along with Guy Warren retired firefighter, for the UFA Widows' and Children's Fund and the UFA Scholarship Fund.	Celebrity Captain Tyron Brenden Pappas (red shirt) coaches his team to a winning score of 13 under par.