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Moore, sold his computer business to Ross Perot in the 70s, but wouldn’t vote for him because, “he scares me to death.”
Ron Weitzel owns property in Rappahannock and meets with the group about once a week when he can get away from his job teaching Capital Hill pages. Ted Resting, retired executive with Hurst Magazines, is a member. New member Ned Bittinger recently moved to Flint Hill and is a nationally known artist and portraitist. Jim Small works for Blueridge Technology in Flint Hill as a computer programer and is a recent member of the group.
Fred Kummli owns Windsor Lodge farm and has been a member for five years. Walter Day, columnist for the Rappahannock News, has been a member for nine years. Robin Day, one of Day’s nine children, is a contractor. Butch Zindel is a Realtor and builder and long-time member. Carl Coon is a former Ambassador to Nepal and a composer. He has been a a member for five years. Frank Reynolds, town attorney is a member. Bill Remington, retired public relations director for one of the country’s largest architectural firms, has been a member for three years. Ed Barton, a member of
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