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It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

It was a day of family fun for first responders at the fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament organized by the Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association. COURTESTY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

The Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association presented the proceeds of the recent cornhole tournament to the recipients, the Flying Point Foundation for Autism and Linn Linn, fiancee of Steve Babinski, who died last year, just before his son, Theodore Stephen, was born. From left, retired SVPBA President Theodore Raffel, Southampton Village PBA President Michael Horstman, Linn Turecamo and son Theodore Stephen Babinski, Southampton Town PBA President Erik Breitwieser, Flying Point Foundation for Autism Executive Director Kim Covell, Southampton Village PBA Secretary Lisa McCulley, and Southampton Village PBA Treasurer Tiffany Lubold. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

The Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman's Benevolent Association presented the proceeds of the recent cornhole tournament to the recipients, the Flying Point Foundation for Autism and Linn Linn, fiancee of Steve Babinski, who died last year, just before his son, Theodore Stephen, was born. From left, retired SVPBA President Theodore Raffel, Southampton Village PBA President Michael Horstman, Linn Turecamo and son Theodore Stephen Babinski, Southampton Town PBA President Erik Breitwieser, Flying Point Foundation for Autism Executive Director Kim Covell, Southampton Village PBA Secretary Lisa McCulley, and Southampton Village PBA Treasurer Tiffany Lubold. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

Ted Raffel and Shawn Springsteen were the tournament winners. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

Ted Raffel and Shawn Springsteen were the tournament winners. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE PBA

authorStaff Writer on Jun 6, 2022
The Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association and the Southampton Town Patrolman’s Benevolent Association recently joined forces for its fourth annual Charity Cornhole Tournament. On May 14, 22 teams gathered on... more

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