Running for Richard

When he's not reshaping Washington, Oliver Carr III is busy with another endeavor: training for the Boston Marathon with son Chris. But it's personal for the Carrs, as Oliver and Chris are running to raise money for Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in honor of Oliver's brother Dick, who passed away from aplastic anemia in 2010.

Dick was a beloved figure in Washington and the eldest of Ollie Carr's five children—we remembered him in this piece just after his passing. If you're interested in donating, click here for Oliver's fundraising page, and here for Chris'.

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