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When his friends are asked * about J. Maurice Ollaimon, the .» Rappahannock County Citizen of f the Year for 1991, the most common reaction is, “He has a big heart.”
Of course, Mr. O’Bannon, the ’ owner of businesses That Sperryville Emporium and Parkway Gift 'J Shop, is a big man. He'd have to have a big heart just to pump ; blood, but that’s not what these people have in mind. JJ
The Rev. L. Starke Jones, J pastor of the Woodville Baptist | Church, where the O’Bannona ; have been members for genera- ; tions, said, “I hear generally see- | ond hand. I doubt even his family knows how much he does for 6th- f ere.* *:
Mr. O’Bannon is a trustee of the church, partly responsible for i business that relates to church ’ property. He is also chairman of } the deacons. “They take care of whatever comes up,” Rev. Jones said. “They will visit somebody j with a special need.” The Rev. Jones said he has been at Wood* | ville Baptist for 3 Vi years, but he knew Mr. O’Bannon before he came. “I bought apples from him at his house in Woodville,” he « said.
“He’s very deserving, a very
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