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By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Taking on a challenge, Brady Wolfe, 16, began work on his Eagle Scout Service Project at the Rappahannock Senior Center in Washington. His project was an ambitious one that included building two picnic tables, landscaping with foundation plantings, installing several kitchen cabinets and installing a screen door on the front of the building.
Wolfe said the center approached him to do the work and Ruth Kiger, center director, worked with him on planning the improvements. She said that the center is extremely pleased. “Everybody has commented on how well-made the picnic tables are. Brady made them extra heavy and bolted them together. He did a lot of work,” she said.
Wolfe said the Rappahannock Lions Club gave him the money to finance the project. Lilo Wolfe, his mother, said the project was dedicated to Paul Nichols, who was both a member of the Lions Club and Boy Scout leader. Tom
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