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Thru the Lens: Mechanic of Fried Frank honored at Sephardic Community Center golf outing

Shown (from left) are: Morris Jerome, Joseph Jerome, Jonathan Mechanic, and Morris Bailey.

Colts Neck, NJ Jonathan Mechanic, chairman of Fried Frank’s Real Estate Department, was honored at the Sephardic Community Center’s Third Annual Golf Outing event held at the Trump National Golf Club. The record-breaking event, which attracted many of the most influential executives from the real estate industry, raised over $850,000 to help people in underserved communities. The golf outing was hosted by Morris Bailey, Joseph Jerome, Jack Cayre, Richard Chera and Gladys Haddad.

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