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The Rappahannock News, Fauquier Times-Democrat and Piedmont Press were also patrons. Sandra Forbush of Huntly donated a painting, “Hunting in the Piedmont,” which sold for $2100 during the auction.
Other Rappahannock residents attending were Kummli’s sister-in-law, Nellie Possert, County Supervisor Michael Massie and his wife, Toni, Bill and Linda Dietel, Gus and Sandra Forbush, Dr. Werner Krebser and Fran Moore, Edgar and Janet Brenner.
Kummli is the Education Foundation Chairman and Linda Dietel is an Education Foundation Board Member for the college.
U.S. Senator Chuck Robb, Congressman Frank Wolfe, Delegates Jay Katzen and Raymond “Andy” Guest also attended.
Hazel, 66, is a Harvard educated lawyer/developer who has been involved in development in Northern Virginia for many years. He is a former judge, zoning lawyer and frequent benefactor of education in Fairfax County. He has lived in Fauquier County for 50 years, he said.
Recently married, he met his present wife on a cruise. Jane Hazel won the bidding on a week’s vacation at a Duck, N.C. beach house (with restrictions) donated by Dr. and Mrs. Steven von Elten for $1800 and tango lessons (with restrictions) donated by
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