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our community grows.”
“The merger will strengthen both organizations,” said Rexford G. Parr, Jr., Didlake President and CEO. We hope that by bolstering FORE’s past efforts our abilities to provide services for people with disabilities in that community will grow at the same rate as the community. Didlake can provide the resources needed to expand [FORE’s] services.”
Support from several local government bodies — the Fauquier County Board of supervisors, Culpeper County Board of Supervisors, Piedmont United Way, and Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board — was vital to completing the merger.
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