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By LORRIE YOl!NG
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Barbara and Stan Thompson came to Rap pahannock County in 1973 as weekend residents seeking peace and quiet.
The quest for silence led them to the residence on Oventop Mountain, a place which borders on Shenandoah National Park. It was not until 1977 that the Thompsons became permanent residents. It is with regreat that the Thompsons have left Rappahannock County for a new home that seems to be “just right.” a home in Eugene. Oregon, near their son and all their grand
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