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A FORMER. Rappahanr nock boy, Jack Dabney, is Prince William County’s public relations director.
Dabney, the son of Jack and Reba Lawson Dabney, moved to Flint Hill in 1952, where he lived with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Lawson. The Lawsons had lived in Flint Hill since the turn of the century, and Dabney’s mother was reared there.
When grandfather Lawson died in .1957, Dabney and his grandmother (Mrs. Norah Lawson) moved to Arlington to live with his mother.
But Dabney thinks of Flint Hill as the “little village where the happiest years of my life were spent, (and) one of my future dreams is to return there as a resident.’’
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