Second Annual Shotgun Two Memorial Golf Scramble for Aaron Schneider

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The family of the late Aaron Schneider, including son Archie (2), wife Jaci, and son Branson (7) pose in front of the signage for the Second Annual Shotgun Two Memorial Golf Scramble in memory of Schneider, an event held at Oak View Golf Course in Greenbush on August 10, one seeing 21 teams participate. (submitted photo)


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