SPRING BREAK MEMORIES 2012

We asked for it and we got it: Spring break memories. First up, we have Jones Lang LaSalle's Gregg Metcalf with his two-year-old son Malkolm at Windward Park over the week, learning the pleasures of roller coasters at an early age. Actually, Gregg tells us his spring break is next week, ?the advantage of having a two-year-old and seven-month-old who are not yet in school.?
IDI's Sean Fitzsimmons  reaches over the side for his prize, a nice-sized tarpon. Sean spent his spring break off the coast of Cayo Costa, Fla. catching fish with his ?hand-me down flyrod? once owned by IDI's Mike McLoad. Mike, now retired, was one of the first employees hired by IDI when Greg Gregory  and  Tim Gunter  started the firm in 1989.
Grubb & Ellis' Tom Miller spent some of his vacation at The Masters, entertaining tenants and brokers, when he ran into and got his picture with reigning British Open champion Darren Clarke. The duo met each other at a Taylor Made party (as in the golf club).

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