Pulse nightclub owner Barbara Poma comforts Orlando City commissioner Patty Sheehan during a ceremony at the club that commemorated the one-year anniversary massacre in Orlando, Florida, U.S. June 12, 2017. REUTERS/Joe Burbank/POOL 

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton reaches out to take the hand of Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan, after Sheehan spoke emotionally about the mass shooting at the Pulse Night Club, in Orlando, Florida, U.S. July 22, 2016. REUTERS/Brian Snyder 

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton reaches out to take the hand of Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan, after Sheehan spoke emotionally about the mass shooting at the Pulse Night Club, in Orlando, Florida, U.S. July 22, 2016. REUTERS/Brian Snyder 

U.S. Solheim Cup Captain Nancy Lopez (L) and 2003 U.S. captain Patty Sheehan share a laugh as they greet each other during a practice round at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Indiana September 7, 2005. Solheim Cup competition begins September 9. REUTERS/Brent Smith BS/AT 

U.S.CAPTAIN PATTY SHEEHAN AND JANE GEDDIES REACT DURING THE CLOSING
CEREMONY OF THE SOLHEIM CUP AT BARSEBACK IN SWEDEN. 

U.S. team captain Patty Sheehan (R) hugs her teammate Kelli Kuehne on the
17th green during final day's play in the Solheim Cup at Barseback Golf and
Country Club in Sweden, September 14, 2003. The European team defeated the
U.S. team seventeen and a half to ten and a half on the final day's play.
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U.S. team captain Patty Sheehan waves the U.S. flag during the closing
ceremony of the Solhheim cup in Loddekopinge, Sweden, September 14,
2003. Europe's women

golfers won back the Solheim Cup in crushing style on Sunday, Britain's
Catriona Matthew securing the point to seal victory over the United
States. REUTERS/Christian Charisius REUTERS 

U.S. TEAM CAPTAIN PATTY SHEEHAN BLOWS HER GUM DURING FINAL DAY'S PLAY
OF SOLHHEIM CUP AT BARSEBACK IN SWEDEN. 

U.S. CAPTAIN PATTY SHEEHAN CELEBRATES WITH DANIEL AND INKSTER AFTER THE
FOURBALL MATCH AGAINST EUROPE AT THE SOLHEIM CUP. 

Kelli Kuehne (R) and Cristie Kerr of the U.S. are hugged by captain
Patty Sheehan (C) after the fourball match against Europe, during the
first day's play in the Solheim Cup at Barseback Golf and Country Club
in Sweden, September 12, 2003. The Solheim Cup, a biennial
trans-Atlantic team match play competition, is considered the premier
event in women's golf. REUTERS/Jeff J Mitchell

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THE USA WOMANS GOLF TEAM CAPTAIN PATTY SHEEHAN, LOOKS UP AT THE
AMERICAN FLAG BEING RAISED AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE SOLHEIM CUP. 

U.S. Team captain Patty Sheehan holds the Solheim Cup as European Team
captain Dale Reid (L) looks on during the U.S. national anthem at the
closing ceremony of the Solheim Cup tournament at the Interlachen
Country Club in Edina, Minnesota, September 22, 2002. The U.S. team
defeated the European team 15 1/2 to 12 1/2. REUTERS/Eric Miller

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United States Solheim Cup coach Patty Sheehan holds the Solheim Cup won
by the United States in 15 1/2 to 12/ 1/2 over Europe at Interlachen
Country Club in Edina, Minnesota, September 22, 2002. REUTERS/Andy
King

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From left to right, U.S. Team captain's assistant Jane Geddes, team
member Laura Diaz, Captain Patty Sheehan, and teammates Kelli Kuehne
and Emilee Klein, cheer as teammate Rosie Jones approaches the 16th
green to play out the hole and win enough points to give the U.S. a
victory over the European Team in the Solheim Cup tournament at the
Interlachen Country Club in Edina, Minnesota, September 22, 2002. The
U.S. team defeated the European team 15 1/2 to 12 1/2. REUTERS/Eric
Miller

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U.S. Team captain Patty Sheehan holds the Solheim Cup as she is hoisted
by teammates Juli Inkster (L) and Meg Mallon (R), after the U.S. team
defeated the European team 15 1/2 to 12 1/2 on the final day of the
Solheim Cup tournament at the Interlachen Country Club in Edina,
Minnesota, September 22, 2002. Below Sheehan are Emilee Klein (L) and
Kelli Kuehne. REUTERS/Eric Miller

EM/ME 

U.S. Team captain Patty Sheehan holds the Solheim Cup after being
presented with it at the closing ceremony of the Solheim Cup tournament
at the Interlachen Country Club in Edina, Minnesota, September 22,
2002. The U.S. team defeated the European team 15 1/2 to 12 1/2.
REUTERS/Eric Miller

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Rosie Jones (C) is congratulated by United States Solheim Cup coach
Patty Sheehan and teammates Laura Diaz (R) and Kelly Robbins (L) after
Jones closed out her singles match against Karine Icher of France on
the 16th at the Solheim Cup at Interlachen Country Club in Edina,
Minnesota, September 22, 2002. The United States beat the Europeans 15
1/2 to 12 1/2. REUTERS/Andy King

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U.S. team captain Patty Sheehan celebrates the four-ball victory of
Michelle Redman and Meg Mallon over Europeans Annika Sorenstam and
Maria Hjorth during Solheim Cup play at the Interlachen Country Club in
Edina, Minnesota, September 20, 2002. The teams are tied 4-4 after the
first day. REUTERS/Eric Miller

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From left to right, U.S. Captain Patty Sheehan, Assistant Jane Geddes
and team member Beth Daniel, share a laugh during the 2002 Solheim Cup
opening ceremonies at the Interlachen Country Club in Edina, Minnesota,
September 19, 2002. The U.S. team is playing the European team in the
Solheim Cup golf competition, September 20-22. REUTERS/Eric Miller

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U.S. Captain Patty Sheehan (R) speaks with European Captain Dale Reid
of Scotland, before the start of the 2002 Solheim Cup opening
ceremonies at the Interlachen Country Club in Edina, Minnesota,
September 19, 2002. Behind the two captains is European player Iben
Tinning, of Denmark. The European team is playing the U.S. team in the
Solheim Cup golf competition, September 20-22. REUTERS/Eric Miller

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Nancy Lopez (R) and Patty Sheehan walk together up the 18th fairway
during the second round at the 57th U.S. Women's Open Championship at
the Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kansas, July 5, 2002.
Lopez played the Open this year on an exemption, and announced last
month this would be her final full season on the LPGA tour.
REUTERS/Jeff Mitchell

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