Big Night at the Ballpark for Special Needs Youth

The folks at SnowJensen & Reece were grateful to host the special needs youth at the St. George Roadrunner game Monday night, August 3, 2009.  Roadrunner owner, Rick Berry, expressed "We are so excited to have a community leader like the law firm of SnowJensen & Reece step up to take on this wonderful experience and allow these amazing kids a chance to come to the ballpark and enjoy America’s favorite past time – a night of baseball.  Having a special needs son, I know how much fun he has hanging out at the ball park and I expect each of these individuals will enjoy their time here as well."

Like many in our community, SnowJensen & Reece is honored to bring such focus and the additional awareness so deserving of these special youth and recognized how important such youth are to our community and the great contributions and lasting impressions they make by the very way they touch and affect everyone they come in contact with at work and in social settings.

Curtis Jensen, a partner with SnowJensen & Reece stated, “We are honored to be involved with such a wonderful event and allow these kids an opportunity to participate in an evening of excitement and baseball.  We truly appreciate the owners of St. George Roadrunners for allowing this night to take place.  I know everyone [has been] looking forward to sharing an exciting evening of food, fun and baseball, especially with such wonderful and special guests as the southern Utah Special Needs Youth.”