Cardinal Classic!

Thanks to the hundreds who responded to the opportunity for a good time and to support a great cause (Inova's Kellar Center) and turned out for a day of golf Monday at the Country Club of Fairfax. Above, the heroes who put it together and did the hard work: Kellar's director for the last 23 years Rick Leichtweis, with Cardinal CEO Bernard Clineburg and president Kevin Reynolds surrounding Kevin's wife Stacey Reynolds. Our own Mark and Margot Bisnow were proud to be honorary chairs this year, and our company the lead sponsor.

And real estaters, look who we found—former Tishman Speyer DC chief Jim Evans, left (with former George Mason engineering dean Lloyd Griffiths), who tells us he's now a Virginia-based developer—and golfer. Certainly looks the part!

And our old friend and community pillar, Knox Singleton, in his 31st year as CEO of Inova Health System.

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