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Gary Carter's legacy of giving back continues nearly one year after the Hall of Famer passed away
Gary Carter's legacy of giving back continues through his foundation.
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Posted: 01/21/2013
Jupiter, Fla. -- It's been almost a year since baseball legend and Palm Beach Gardens resident Gary Carter died of brain cancer.
However, his legacy of giving back continues through the foundation and golf tournament which bare his name.
The 27th annual Gary Carter Golf Classic was held Monday at Trump National Golf Club at the Ritz-Carlton. Proceeds from the tournament go to the Gary Carter Foundation and the Autism Project of Palm Beach County (APPBC).
Many have said that this could mark the final year of the golf tournament.
ESPN 760's Emerson Lotzia caught up with Sandy Carter, Gary's wife, to see what the future holds for the tournament and the foundation.
Click on the video attached to this story to hear what she had to say.
CLICK HERE to make a donation to the Gary Carter Foundation.
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