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By JANE COOPER

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

There are those times when a person’s abilities and talents are so perfectly matched with their job that the job and the person become one. This is the case with Arlene Frye and the infant program at the Child Care and Learning Center. In fact, it is hard to imagine the program without Arlene. Although she has been working at the Center for five years, she has been raising children for more than 33 years.

She was bom in the Conyers House in Slate Mills, one of eight children. She raised two brothers and one sister, and after she married had six children of her own. It was when her oldest son had gotten out

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