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THE 22ND ANNUAL GREatER WASHINgtON AVIatION OPEN Charity Golf Tournament & Auction Lansdowne Resort Lansdowne, Virginia May 24, 2010 3213 Duke Street, #207, AlexAndriA, VirginiA 22314 • www.gwAo.org Dear Friends of the GWAO: We welcome everyone to the 22nd Annual Greater Washington Aviation Open – the largest aviation charity event in Washington, DC. Given the state of the economy, it is a testament to the great support the tournament has received from the aviation industry. As our contributions from the GWAO to the Corporate Angel Network continue to grow, so has the number of cancer patients they have transported to treatment facilities across the country. CAN has now transported over 34,000 patients in the empty seats of corporate aircraft for life-saving medical treatment at some of our nation’s finest hospitals. We are very pleased to have Clay Jones, Chairman, President, and CEO of Rockwell Collins, serve as our Honorary Chairman this year. Clay has served on many important aviation boards, and his leadership and service are recognized by all in the industry. His participation today as our Honorary Chairman of the 22nd Annual GWAO is appreciated and well warranted. The GWAO would not be the premier charity event that it is without the tremendous support of Diamond Sponsor FlightSafety International and Gold Sponsor Aviation Partners Boeing. Through their very generous donations we are well on our way to a successful tournament. They are joined by other major donors in this program and are on our signage in recognition of their wonderful support. The airlines that have donated tickets for the live auction this year also merit our special recognition. Thank you to American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Continental Airlines, Etihad Airways, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Swiss International Air Lines, United Airlines, and US Airways. We couldn’t do it with you! Please enjoy the day “fore a great time and fore a great cause”! Paul Bollinger Pete West Don Skiados SAIC, Inc West Advocacy ALPA, Int’l Jeff Lehman Mary Miller Ed Hazelwood Greeley Pond Signature Flight Support AVIATION WEEK Technologies Tim Letzkus John Provenzano Steve Martin TLC Group Rockwell Collins InterVISTAS Consulting Honorary Chairman of the 22nd Annual Greater Washington Aviation Open Clay Jones Honorary Chair Rockwell Collins Tournament & Auction Schedule 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Tournament Registration & Breakfast Tournament Gift: GWAO Sweater Sponsored by: FlightSafety International 10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m. Practice Range Open with “Tips from the Pros” Sponsored by: Greeley Pond Technologies 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Champions Luncheon Sponsored by: Aviation Partners Boeing 12:15 p.m. Start of Golf Tournament on RTJ Course Refreshments on the course sponsored by Cessna Aircraft Company Golf Balls sponsored by: Signature Flight Support Peter Cutts Photography on the course sponsored by: Rockwell Collins Contest Holes sponsored by: Brown Forman Beverage Company, Enterprise Rent-A-Car/National/Alamo, The Gaffney Family, Mordechai Lebenberg, The Paradies Shops, PNC Bank, and Rehabilitation Care Group Hole-in-One Contest Hole sponsored by: Bethesda Manhattan Auto 5:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m. Victory Reception Featuring entertainment by the CAISO Steelpan Band Sponsored by: FlightSafety International 6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m. Awards, Raffles, and Live Auction Presentation of GWAO Tournament proceeds to the Corporate Angel Network By Honorary Chairman Clay Jones and GWAO Board of Directors Grand Raffle Prize Drawing for 36'' HDTV (must be present to win) Sponsored by: Gulfstream Aerospace 2010 GWAO Hosts ADT Security Services Airbus Air Line Pilots Association American Airlines Air Transport Association Aviation Partners Boeing Brown Forman Beverage Company Cathay Pacific Airways Cessna Aircraft Company Continental Airlines Dassault Falcon Jet Etihad Airways Enterprise Rent-A-Car/National/Alamo FlightSafety International Freeman Decorating General Aviation Manufacturers Association Gulfstream Aerospace Hawaiian Airlines Honeywell InterVISTAS Consulting LLC ITT JetBlue Airways Lansdowne Resort Lockheed Martin Maker’s Mark Distillery Marriott Hotels & Resorts Metron Aviation Metropolitan Washington Airlines Committee Mitre/CAASD Mordechai Lebenberg MWAA/Parsons Management Consultants National Air Transportation Association National Business Aviation Association The Paradies Shops Patner Construction Perry Ellis Callaway Peter Cutts Photography Pfizer PNC Bank Rehabilitation Health Care Rehabilitation Care Group Ridgewell’s Rudy’s In Flight/Aviation Services Network Safe Aviation Solutions/The McCabe Group Safe Flight Instrument Corp SAIC Sharp Details Signature Flight Support Smith, Dawson & Andrews Swiss International Air Lines TailWinds Communications TCB Inc The TLC Group Trader Joe’s United Airlines US Airways The Venetian and Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino West Advocacy Wyeth Consumer Health Care Major Sponsors of 2010 GWAO The Greater Washington Aviation Open is fortunate to have so many generous sponsors this year. We wish to acknowledge those companies that have contributed the most to the success of the tournament. Thank you! Diamond Sponsor Gold Sponsor Sponsors Airline Sponsors of Auction The Greater Washington Aviation Open live auction is famous for offering the finest airline trips in the world. We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the wonderful support of the following airlines! Golf Tourney Format The GWAO will be played on the Robert Trent Jones II course at Lansdowne Resort. To ensure a fair and enjoyable tournament for everyone, a scoring system devised by the Lansdowne golf professional will be used to handicap each foursome. Tournament results will be announced during the awards ceremony following the Victory Reception. It is important that all players post accurate handicaps. Teams with winning scores must be able to verify their handicaps using the official USCG computer system. Any determination that inaccurate handicaps or scores were submitted will be grounds for disqualification. It is important to remember that the GWAO is played for charity and fun. Past tournament champions are awarded an additional handicap. If you happen to play well and win . congratulations. At the start of play, the golf professional will announce the method of play, and the rules will be distributed to all teams. This information also will include the long drive, closest to the pin, and grand prize hole-in-one hole. We are very pleased to have Manhattan’s Bethesda Auto donate a beautiful 2010 XF Jaguar (two-year lease) for some lucky player. Who said, “close but no cigar?” Land within 12" of the hole and win $1,000. We hope you have all purchased a mulligan prior to play. Mulligans may be used on any shot except the hole-in-one contest holes. No more than four mulligans may be purchased or used by a team. To keep the tournament moving along, please pick up your ball if you are putting or hitting for bogey on any hole. The course marshals have been instructed to keep play moving. Your cooperation is appreciated. Past GWAO Honorary Chairs 2009 Bruce Whitman 2002 Rep. Don Young 1995 Rep. Jimmy Duncan 2008 Jack Pelton 2001 Rep. Hal Rogers 1994 Rep. Norman Mineta 2007 Pete Bunce 2000 Lynne Russell 1993 Rep. Bob Carr 2006 Rep. Joe Knollenberg 1999 Rep. Jimmy Duncan 1992 Sen. Conrad Burns 2005 Rep. Todd Tiahrt 1998 Sen. Wendell H. Ford 1991 Rep. William F. Clinger, Jr. 2004 Gov. Robert Ehrlich 1997 Jim McLean 1990 Rep. James L. Oberstar 2003 Rep. Martin Olav Sabo 1996 John Feinstein 1989 Sen. Wendell H. Ford Auction Packages & Flights of Fancy Fun Prizes Dassault Falcon jet model and vintage bottle of wine Airbus A-380 model A Zero-G Experience Flight certificate ($5,000 value) donated by Dassault Falcon A four-piece set of travel luggage, compliments of The Boeing Company Hotel Packages Marriott Sawgrass for 4 days and 3 nights including golf Marriott Orlando World Center for 3 days and 2 nights Lansdowne Resort 1 night and a round of golf Camelback Inn JW Marriott Resort & Spa for 3 days and 2 nights Marriott Marco Island Resort & Spa for 3 days and 2 nights Lansdowne Resort 1 night and a round of golf JW Marriott Grande Lakes Orlando for 3 days and 2 nights The Venetian and Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino for 3 days and 2 nights in a suite Airline Flights US Airways two $1,000 travel certificates American Airlines two first-class tickets to any US/Caribbean/Canada destination JetBlue Airways two tickets and Hawaiian Airlines first-class tickets to Hawaii United Airlines two first-class tickets to any US/Caribbean/Canada destination Swiss International Air Lines two business-class tickets to Zurich American Airlines two business-class tickets to any European gateway Cathay Pacific Airways two business-class tickets to Hong Kong (with blackout dates) Etihad Airways two business-class tickets from JFK to system-wide GRAND Auction Package FlightSafety International is pleased to offer a two-week training program for a type rating in a Citation Mustang – available in Wichita, KS. This auction package has been posted online, and bidding will start at the current online bid price. Raffle Prizes Lunch at Meiwah ($50) Dinner at Matchbox ($100) Dinner at The University Club of Washington, DC ($200) Classic Affair Catering Basket, compliments of Ridgewell’s Children’s Set of Travel Goodies, compliments of The Boeing Company DC Lobbyists Survival Gift Basket, compliments of John Provenzano, Rockwell Collins Gift Basket from Karin’s Florist Gift Basket from Maker’s Mark Distillery Gift Basket from Rudy’s In Flight/Aviation Services Network Gift Basket from Tim Letzkus Consulting Group Gift Basket from TLC Group LLC Gift Basket from Trader Joe’s Gift Basket from Wegman’s Jack Daniels Gift Basket, compliments of Brown Forman Beverage Company Scotch and Cigar Gift Basket, compliments of Steve Martin, InterVISTAS Consulting Two domestic airline tickets on Continental Airlines to any domestic destination, plus Mexico, Canada, or the Caribbean Grand Prize Drawing: A beautiful 36" HDTV, sponsored by Gulfstream Aerospace Celebrating 29 years and over 34,000 flights to Bring Cancer Patients Closer to Their Cure, thanks to the generous support of the Greater Washington Aviation Open.
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