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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON Rappahannock News Staff Writer
When people talk about Rappahannock’s natural resources, they usually mean its rolling green fields and mountainside forests, its clean air and sparkling streams, the beauty of the countryside with the Blue Ridge marching across the horizon.
But there’s another kind of resource — the special people who make Rappahannock such a special place. Near the top of that list are Don and Judy Bomberger, Rappahannock News Citizens of the Year for 1983.
They work with the county’s most precious resource, its children. They devote hours to teaching those children, giving many of them their first — and only — exposure to art and classical music, two of the things man points to to prove he’s civilized. Together, they’ve introduced hundreds of children to drama. Alone at first and then with support, Don has labored to bring computers into the schools, so the young people of the county
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