The "Boys of Summer" Aren't the Only Ones Playing

Ever wonder what your real estate agent does when not showing houses on weekends, evenings, and every other waking moment? Well, Residential Properties has some very active and competitive people. During the last three days, we had some great accomplishments. There were two golf tournaments in the blistering heat on Monday for the Realtors of Rhode Island. The 17th KWAOR Annual Charity Golf Tournament was held at Quidnessett Country Club in North Kingstown, RI. Our IT Director, Tom Flanagan, joined the East Greenwich team led by manager Cheryl Eley. They were joined by Sheila Harrington of Harrington & Rhodes, Ltd. and another friend of Cheryl. They didn't enter into the leader board, but had a great time anyway. Proceeds from the event benefited the South County Habitat for Humanity and Habitat for Humanity West Bay and Northern RI. The Northern RI Board of Realtors held their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament at the Crystal Lake Golf Club in Burrillville, RI. Cumberland sales agent, Debby Smith, was the co-chair of this event. Residential Properties fielded two full teams and a husband of an agent joined the third. The Residential Properties Mens team won the tournament. The team included agent Katie Bakers husband, Gary, sons - Trent and Grant, and agent Doug McKinnon of the McKinnon team. The Women's team, which was comprised of three agents, Anne Carey, Annes sister Marcia Clayton, Doreen LeBlanc and Anastasia Kaufman, also made a fine showing. Anastasias husband, Brian, played in another team of three people. In other athleticism, our own COO, Libby Isaacson, put on a great personal performance in the Narragansett 5 mile run placing 4th in her bracket. This non-profit road race supported the Bobby Doyle Scholarships and the Bobby Doyle youth running fund. So, when the conversation lags about homes or neighborhoods, you might want to ask about their hobbies. The answer may surprise you.