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The Passing of a Colleague

By VaCAP Board | September 12, 2019
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VaCAP is sadden to hear the passing of fellow appraiser, John Chinn on September 9th. He was a friend to many. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Read about John’s life here. 

 

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