Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Honored BMW as 2009 Marque of the Year Congratulation to the club and attendees on a great year - we look forward to seeing you back as part of the International Car Show in 2010! {328}   {BeaveRun}   {tent}   {2009} The PVGP and the Allegheny Chapter BMW CCA wish to thank the following volunteers who helped make the BMW Marque of the Year Celebration a spectacular event:   Eric Zagrocki – Co-Chairman Brett Sutton – Co-Chairman Jeff Taylor – Race Coordinator Bill Permar – Tours and Hospitality Coordinator Jeff Baker – Registration and Hospitality Dan Kelly – Friday Tour Coordinator Bob Gelfand – Concours Goetz Pfafflin – V&CCCA Coordination and Concours Judge Dee Sutton – Registration and Hospitality Bob Briggs – Chief Driving Instructor Bear Tullar – Registration and Hospitality Nancy Tullar – Registration and Hospitality Courtney Tullar – Registration and Hospitality Jim Williams – All things Schenley Park Chris Williams – All things Schenley Park Anita Kelly – Friday Tour Mary Ann Meehan – Friday Tour Mike Meehan – Volunteer Tom Madine – The “Photo Professor” – Photo Presentation Barb Taylor – Hospitality Kate Flavin – Hospitality and Registration Rudi Flavin – Hospitality and Registration Keith Kratovil – Volunteer Tom Wettach – Driver’s School and Volunteer Bud Osbourne – Bridge Tour BJ Wettach - Volunteer Scott Permar – Volunteer Erin Permar – Volunteer Bill Williams – Concours Frank Patek – Concours John Sullivan – Concours Lonny and LouAnn Shirk – Registration, Concours Lothar Schuettler – Concours Anita Patton – Concours Doug Dolan – Concours Dave Dolan – Concours Bob Morin – Concours Sheila Morin – Concours Byron McCauley – Concours Sue Ann McCauley - Concours Mike Pugh – Parking Aubrey Hall – Parking Larry Rainey - Parking {CCA}   {Lib}   {eck}   {s}   {TCKline}      {FedExCC}         {pdf}  June 2009 BMW CCA Allegheny Chapter Newsletter

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization with a mission to hold a world-class vintage automotive race event for charity. Since 1983 this volunteer-driven event has raised over $2.5 million to benefit developmentally disabled individuals through the Autism Society of Pittsburgh & Allegheny Valley School. The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix remains our country's largest vintage race event and the only one run on actual city streets.