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Wherever they lived, Dotn sisters contributed significantly as volunteers in community programs such as the Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board, Rockville Senior Center and the “Eager Beavers” of the VDOT roadside beautification project. Their home was a testament to lives lived well, with photographs of grandchildren and handmade dolls lovingly given places of honor.

They were enthusiastic about life, and about what Hospice offered them. “I never realized how much you guys do,” marveled Virgie to Brenda. Julia agreed: “I feel like they take so much responsibility off your shoulders.” Each of them over the years assisted in caring for people with a limited life expectany. “You don’t know how much hospice care means until you are on the

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