Register Now for the 9th Annual JOHN T. SCHROEDER Memorial Golf Outing
Monday October 19, 2009
Rock Hill Golf and Country Club, Manorville, NY

The first annual John T. Schroeder award was presented on June 3rd of 2007 at the Princeton University Men's Lacrosse end-of-season brunch by the members of the Class of 1992 Men's Lacrosse team.

The John Thomas Schroeder Foundation was established shortly after the tragedies of September 11, 2001.

John T. Schroeder was 31 years of age and lived in Hoboken, New Jersey. John helped bring Princeton University its first national lacrosse championship in 1992, and was an accomplished athlete who continued to play lacrosse and touch football throughout his adult life. More importantly, the consensus from his family and friends was that he was the nicest, most generous and funniest guy you could meet.

Schroeder, 31, was a Nasdaq stock trader with Fred Alger Management, and was reportedly at a breakfast meeting with members of his former firm in Windows on the World restaurant atop the World Trade Center when the first hijacked plane struck. He had been with Fred Alger on the 93rd floor of the North Tower only since July of that same year.

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Photos from past events

View photos from our events and moments since the begining of the foundation.