We Will Survive Cancer!

We went to the World Cup edition of We Will Survive Cancer Happy Hour at McCormick & Schmick's. It featured special guest Sharon Marroquin, the breast cancer survivor and choreographer of The Materiality of Impermanence, a modern dance that tells the powerful story of her battle with cancer. She also hosted a dance therapy workshop for cancer patients at GW. We snapped her bookended by We Will Survive Cancer vice chair Greg Davis and her husband Miguel Marroquin.

In honor of Germany's World Cup championship, McCormick & Schmick's provided finger foods and German beers. Here, its Penn Quarter GM Amine Ozzine and Tysons GM William Scholzen flank We Will Survive Cancer founder Gayela Bynum and Eller Group’s Michael Lilly.

Gwendolyn Beck, who’s running for Congress in Virginia's 8th district, is flanked by Fletcher & Assoc realtor Howard Fletcher and Northrop Grumman Mike Megginson.

SNVC’s Lisa Spoden, Lockheed Martin’s Dino Aviles, and public speaking consultant Carmie McCook.

Alfredo Flores and Erica Moody contributed to this issue.

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