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mered with some pretty tough questions. Non-partisan in the overall, (it’s a conglomerate mix of conservatives, liberals and independents,) the group would have asked the hard questions to a Democrat as well. This bunch knows its stuff and it would not be easy to put anything over on them.

The truth is, the group is so diverse in its professions, interests and points of view, that it is no wonder that it knows its stuff. There is not much “stuff’ that hasn’t been covered throughout the lives of these, somewhere around 14 to 18, individuals.

Doctor, lawyer, sculpter, artist, computer programer, senator, ambassador, mail carrier, Realtor, craftsman, public relations specialist, teacher, judge, columnist, teacher and farmer are but a few of the varied careers pursued by the members of the Lunch Bunch. Some are retired, some are not, but all have their independent areas of expertise. In a way, the Lunch Bunch reflects the diversity and complexity of Rappahannock County, a place where the twain does meet on a pretty regular basis.

The historians and originators of the group are Dr. Werner Krebser

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