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Rappahannock News photo/Cindy Mahan AS WAKEFIELD S HEADMASTER, Dr. William E. Lynn Jr. delivers welcoming remarks during the school’s commencement exercises this past June.
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His dedication wasn’t just for the nine months of the school year, Mrs. Anderson said. “In the summer he taught SAT preparatory classes, and remedial classes for those who needed it. He tried to work with each kid. . . He would tutor on Saturdays or whenever the parents could arrange it. ”
Dr. Lynn credited his love of history to his boyhood when he often played on Rose Hill, where a Civil War skirmish had left a cannon ball still imbedded in an ancient tree. When he learned to ride a bike, his favorite haunts became the county’s public library and the Confederate Museum, where he could be found poring over books about the Civil War.
See DR. LYNN, p. 13
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