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Moser Funeral Home of Warrenton is in charge of the arrangements.

Patrick Powers

Patrick Brice Powers, 32, of Upperville and Boston, died March 10 at Upperville. Mr. Powers was a native of Maryland who had lived in Boston for many years. He was a horse trainer for Chances Are Farm.

He is survived by his parents, Joseph G. and Elizabeth H. Powers of Boston; two sisters, Linda Powers Mattison of Vincentown, NJ., and

Kathryn Powers Hudson of Gilbertsville, Pa.; two brothers, Joseph G. Powers Jr. and C. Mark Powers, both of Boston, three nieces and six nephews.

A Rosary service was held at Clore Funeral Home Chapel on March 12.

Mr. Powers was a member of Precious Blood Catholic Chinch, where his funeral service was conducted

March 13 by Father Maurice duCastillion and Father Leo Zonneveld. Interment was at the Fairview Cemetery, Culpeper.

Active pallbearers were Joseph G. Powers Jr., C. Mark Powers, Daniel P. Sabine, John M. Sabine, Stephen P. Hawkins, Russell H. Hudson, Thomas L. Mattison and Charles H. Hixson.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Virginia 4-H Horse Educational Fund, do Jeffrey A. Stew, .srt, United Savings Bank, 5616-A

$6x Road, yFsJrfo* ~ Station, VA i 22039, where a trophy will be awarded each year in his name.

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