Chef Night!

Saturday night we went to the 32nd floor of 1812 N Moore in Rosslyn, the tallest building in this region, for Chef Night to support the Brain Tumor Foundation. We snapped wealth manager Barry Glassman, the man behind the event, with selections from the silent auction. Barry told a few friends 13 years ago that he’d cook them dinner if they’d contribute to his favorite cause, and now it’s become an annual tradition for hundreds.

Big supporters, Cardinal Bank president Kevin Reynolds and his wife Gladney Center Board member Stacey Reynolds, are with American Airlines’ Angie Almquist, her husband Cobham’s Bruce Almquist, and Schneider’s of Capitol Hill’s Rick Genderson in front of a spectacular view of the monuments. Everyone came to support a great cause and dine on roasted turbot, pumpkin chestnut risotto, and beef wellington.

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