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Sixth annual Joseph Attard Memorial Tee Off for Mental Health Golf Tournament

November 13, 2023 by Toronto Newswire

Joseph Attard (left) with a co-worker is remembered by his friends with fundraiser.

A Mimico man who was well-known as a manager of the former Mimico and Long Branch Beer Stores for more than two decades is being remembered by his friends.

This is the sixth year they have raised funds in memory of Joseph Attard, a longtime area resident.

Joe was known by many for his love of people and the community. He passed away in 2018.

Staff and patrons of the Maple Leaf House Grill & Lounge, at 2749 Lake Shore Blvd. W. and the LAMP/ Pay It Forward Committee have raised $4,400 from the Joseph Attard Memorial Tee Off for Mental Health Golf Tournament.

Joseph Attard worked at The Beer Store for many years.

The funds will be donated to LAMP Community Health Centre for their Amongst Friends Community Mental Health Program.

“Without the amazing incredible generosity of our golfers, sponsors, donors, and supporters, this wouldn’t have been possible,” Maple Leaf owner Dave Cole said.

“A special thanks is due to the wonderful ladies from the Pay It Forward Committee who helped organize, set up, and reach out to our community for donations to make this a day to remember,”  he said.

Our community needs our support and we are proud to support LAMP, one volunteer said, adding  Attard was well-loved and had many friends from years of working at The Beer Store.

Friends and supporters of Joseph Attard at last year’s golf fundraiser.

“He was highly respected by all who knew him.” said Ashley Cormier.  He touched the hearts of many people in his lifetime – including hers.

“I am so thankful and I feel so fortunate to have called him my co-worker, my friend and ultimately my family,” Cormier said. “He was greatly loved and he will be truly missed by many.”

“There was a real sense of community that would not have been possible without the support of local businesses,” she said. “Your contributions make a huge difference.”

Together with your support, we hope to make this annual event even bigger going forward.

E-mail organizers at teeoff4mentalhealth@gmail.com or payit4wardcommittee@gmail.com if you are interested in donating or taking part next year.

A special thank you goes out to: GLB Breweries, The Keitner Group, Maltese Eric Bested, Mimico Lacrosse, Jeff’s No Frills-Royal York, Ridley Funeral Home, T.J. O’Sheas Irish Snug, Neatly Organized, The Beer Store, Poster One, Apex, Armstrong, Protection Plus, ADI, The New Flower Drum Restaurant, San Remo Bakery, Southern Oasis Designs, Black Collar Barber Shop, Queen’s Pasta, Funny Bones, South Shore Bar and Grill, Southside Auto, Darren Clarke Windows, Long Branch Social House, Deerfield Golf, GMD Wholesale, John S, Pirates Life and Drayton Entertainment.

 

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