committee and national board of directors of the U.S. Lacrosse Foundation.The couple’s two sons, Hunter and Miles, played the game from childhood through college, and benefited enormously from the opportunities to compete at high levels, grow as student-athletes, become team players, develop leadership skills, and mature as citizens with commitment to causes larger than themselves. RESPECTFORSERVICEA call to service runs in the family. “Ours is a nation of high ideals, even when they have been obscured by human imperfections and historical shortcomings,” Mr. Kass said. “Our younger son, Miles, a Marine 1st lieutenant and ground intelligence officer, recently completed deployment to Afghanistan where he commanded both a scout sniper and an infantry platoon. We are grateful for his service, courage and love of country, and for the care he takes of his Marines.” A VERY DIFFERENT APPROACH “Outerbridge Horsey is an immensely gifted architect,” Mr. Kass noted. “He was able to completely re-conceive the space, and to create a place with a layout affording maximum enjoyment of magnificent views, as well as easy entertaining of small and large groups of friends.”