2011 Luc Bourdon Golf Classic – News
The charity event was Saturday, July 2nd. Media and news updates are slowly trickling in so I will post and update them as I find them. The website for the event, should update with many pictures from that day as they have from the past years of it!
The following news is from Capacadie.com, I have copied the French and Google Translation version.
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Comme câest devenu lâhabitude, Kristopher Letang sâest adressĂ© au public aprĂšs le tournoi. Il a entre autres tenu Ă souligner lâhospitalitĂ© des gens de la PĂ©ninsule acadienne. - Collaboration spĂ©ciale - Louis LĂ©gĂšre
Par: Serge Dionne
POKEMOUCHE – De Kristopher Letang Ă Patrice Cormier en passant par Christian Gaudet, tous adorent se retrouver dans la PĂ©ninsule acadienne annĂ©e aprĂšs annĂ©e pour cĂ©lĂ©brer la vie de Luc Bourdon et aider Ă amasser de lâargent pour la fondation du dĂ©funt hockeyeur de Shippagan.
Câest dans une ambiance festive, heureuse, et sous un chaud soleil que la 3e Classique annuelle de golf Luc-Bourdon a Ă©tĂ© prĂ©sentĂ©e, samedi, sur les allĂ©es du Club de Pokemouche. Pour une troisiĂšme annĂ©e consĂ©cutive, le parrain de lâĂ©vĂ©nement, Kristopher Letang, Ă©tait prĂ©sent. Le dĂ©fenseur des Penguins de Pittsburgh et grand ami de Bourdon a une fois de plus fait preuve dâune grande disponibilitĂ© envers les 220 golfeurs inscrits au tournoi.
â Plus de dĂ©tails dans les Ă©ditions Ă©lectronique et papier de lâAcadie Nouvelle du 4 juillet.
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Google Translation:
Luc Bourdon-Classic
“It’s a celebration for Luc”
POKEMOUCHE – From Kristopher Letang Patrice Cormier through Christian Gaudet, all love to be in the Acadian Peninsula every year to celebrate life of Luc Bourdon and help raise money for the foundation of the late hockey in Shippagan.
It is in a festive, happy, and under a hot sun as the third Annual Golf Classic-Luc Bourdon was presented on Saturday on the fairways of the Club of Pokemouche. For the third consecutive year, the sponsor of the event, Kristopher Letang, was present. The defender of the Pittsburgh Penguins and close friend of Bourdon once again demonstrated a high availability to the 220 golfers entered the tournament.
– More details in the electronic and paper editions of the New Acadia on July 4.
