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pated in the Rappahannock County Little League as league president and coach for over 15 years. Included as part of this service in his unselfish commitment to make this all-volunteer program one of the best of its kind in the state. His leadership and guidance of our youth have contributed to their physical and moral development and given each child an example to emulate in the future.
Clarence “Boosie” Dodson, Viewtown: Mr. Dodson has actively participated in Rappahannock County’s Little League as officer and coach for over 18 years. Included in this service is his unselfish commitment also to make this program one of the best in the state. Both is coaching and 17 years of active work in scouting have provided leadership and guidance to our youth. He too has been an example for each child to I emulate.
Billy R. Dodson, Culpeper: Mr. Dodson actively participated in the Rappahannock County Little League as a league commissioner and a coach for over 15 years. Included as part of this service is his unselfish commitment to make this all-volunteer program one of the best of its kind in the state. He, too, has provided leadership and guidance of our youth, contributing to their physical and moral development.
Sameul H. Smith Sr., Hume: Mr. Smith has served as president and vice-president of the Linden Ruritan Club. He has been a Ruritan ' for seven years. He has dedicated his life to serving others; has provided partial funding for a kidney 1 transplant for a local resident; has 1 given humbly and unselfishly to improve the quality of life for others through his donation of funds, time and material to individuals, churches ' and other organizations.
He sponsors an African child ■ through the Christian Children’s • Fund. He has shown great compassion by visiting the sick, elderly and indigent persons, providing food, ' money, firewood and materials for , needed repairs. He provides trans-; portation to those needing medical ■ services. As a successful businessman and part-time farmer, he willingly provides advice to help others to be able to own property and build ' their own home. He has been an ac- ’ tive church member, serving as a ' Sunday School teacher and fundraiser.
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