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  • May 19, 2005
McDonald Bradley Inc. held its fifth annual client golf tournament at River Creek Club in Leesburg, Va., May 9, to benefit Teardrops to Rainbow, a charity for children with cancer.







Charlie Sutter of Agent Logic (left) and Steve Nguyen of McDonald Bradley

From left, Gail Rissler of McDonald Bradley, Angela Stanford of the LPGA and Jennifer Yang of the Teardrops to Rainbows charity

Lucas Glover, 2005 PGA Tour Pro, tees off.

Participants watch as one golfer tries to clear a water hazard.



Photos by Rick Steele
The USO of Metropolitan Washington presented the National Guard Challenge Program Awards at a ceremony hosted by Science Applications International Corp. on Capitol Hill May 11.






National Guard Challenge Program Awards

Speaker Lt. Gen. Steven Blum, National Guard Bureau chief

Attendees at the appreciation ceremony



Photos by Rick Steele


As part of National Volunteer Week, Sun Microsystems employees, the USO and the Fort Washinton HOG Chapter and Rolling Thunder Riders spent Aug. 17 at Fort Belvoir, Va., assembling more than 12,000 "camo kits" to send to troops serving overseas. Camo kits contain items such as shampoo, deodorant, dental hygiene items and sunblock.



Photo courtesy of Sun Microsystems Inc.

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