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In closing, Mrs. Thornton, your caring and dedication goes on; for your name appears on a building in Culpeper owned by the Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Center called the Aylor-Thomton Building, where the mentally and physically handicapped persons gather five-days a week to work.
This program serves a five county area, and the CSC Board couldn’t haiie chosen a finer lady than Mrs. Thornton to name their building in honor of.
ARTHUR “MACK” HITT JR
, Culpeper
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