Memories of Memory Rock

Several real estate companies banded together to support Alzheimer's research last week at  Memory Rock at Joe's on Weed. The event, which featured the musical stylings of Golub's Dr. Bombay and a silent auction, raised $23k. We snapped Newmark Knight Frank's Richie Klein, The Alzheimer's Association's Erna Colborn, Golub's Good Guy Lee Golub, Alzheimer's Association's Nancy Rainwater, and Halyard Group's Joanne  and  Larry Blankenstein  enjoying a few drinks. Golub will be busy this week with its Hancock Observatory  serving as the first US site for the World Federation of Great Towers Conference. Sorry, Lord of the Rings fans, even though it's literally an association of towers and skyscrapers, neither of your two towers make the cut.
ABCO Electric's Guy Greco, Grubb & Ellis' Steve Monroe and MB Real Estate's Mark Buth joined in the festivities. Steve organized the event for its third year and was happy with the turnout, which included 300 people. Mark is the leasing manager for 220/225 N. Michigan, where the Alzheimer's Association is a tenant. As for MB, it added  four new associates while we were on vacation last week.

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