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Chris Cosich, Founder of Honor Flight Long Island, Honored At Memorial Celebration

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and family members gathered at Southampton High School on Sunday for Honor Flight Long Island founder Chris Cosich's memorial. Erica Thompson

and family members gathered at Southampton High School on Sunday for Honor Flight Long Island founder Chris Cosich's memorial. Erica Thompson

Veterans

Veterans

friends

friends

and family members gathered at Southampton High School on Sunday for Honor Flight Long Island founder Chris Cosich's memorial. Erica Thompson

and family members gathered at Southampton High School on Sunday for Honor Flight Long Island founder Chris Cosich's memorial. Erica Thompson

Veterans

Veterans

friends

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authorErica Thompson on Jun 2, 2014
Friends, family members, clients and grateful veterans poured into Southampton High School’s auditorium on Sunday afternoon to honor Chris Cosich, an Amagansett resident, personal trainer and founder of Honor Flight... more

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