On June 9, 2001, the Camden Riverfront was teeming with sharks and Asher employees and friends. Was Jaws spotted in the Delaware River? No, Over 100 Asher employees and friends were treated by the firm to a Camden Riversharks game in Campbell Stadium. The atmosphere in the picnic area was awesome and everyone had a great time between the food, the game, the friends, and the fireworks.

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		Campbell field at twilight. Are those Asher's Boys in Blue out there?
		Bill Burns and wife Pam (of injeanious.org fame) plot ways to spoil kids' meals with chocolate chip cookies.
		The Byrnes family takes in the sights, sounds, and smells of a real ball park.
		Mark Carney and his fiancee Stephanie sample the ample picnic buffet
		The Ben Franklin at dusk provides an enchanting backdrop for this photo of Cassie Kolmansberger holding daughter Bryn.
		The Chappell Family arriving at Campbell Field. You may remember daughter Jackie from Bring your Kids to Work Day!
		Chris Cameron and son Jack pose for a picture with Caitlin O'Malley, who seems to be relishing a hotdog.
		Frank Reim (left) chats with wife, Adrienne and Regina and Joe Kelly about the bazooka shirt launchers.
		A group of Asher folk enjoying the Riversharks.
		Asher Financial Advisors' Doug Hall (top right) talks baseball with Carl Graf while wife Jennifer colors with the boys.
		John McBride and Megan McDonnell take in the action as Debi Jacobs and family look on.
		Jim Kelly and Kim Lenox discuss mid-inning strategy with Kelly Rogers.
		(Left to right) Karen and Greg McGinley help welcome Paul Brooker to his first Asher Party.
		Oh, Dad! Bryn Kolmansberger wonders why her father is taking another picture of her.
		(Left to right) Mike Keeney, Cathy Nemeth and Karen Frino count the number of children and hope that they are all future Asher accountants.
		That's one happy girl! Penny Hummel shows off a baseball autographed by Atlantic City Surf pitching coach Mitch Williams, aka Wild Thing.
		Always the sports enthusiast… Joe Purcell and son are actually watching the game.
		Could you ask for two happier faces? Jolten Rob Jeffery (left) and Jim Disney Doyle ham it up for the camera.
		An enthusiastic Joe Robus cheers on the Riversharks….but the rest of the family doesn't seem quite as enthused.
		Sara and Adam Werner check out the action in the picnic area.
		The Werners chat with Mike Keeney and Chris Cameron.
		Sue Cameron and Sally are ready for a foul ball.
		Fireworks after the game topped a great evening.
		On the walk to the parking lot, Mark Carney and Stephanie look at George Garbin who evidently has big plans for the evening (that may or may not involve rooting for the Sixers).