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Esther Settle
Married to Richard Settle, they live in Flint Hill and own Settle’s Garage. They also have three children: Bubby Settle of Flint Hill; Tammy Bunch of Front Royal; and Cheryl Vance of Newport News; and seven grandchildren; Lee, Kendra and Kelsa Settle, Garrett and Troy Bunch, and Katie and Beth Vance. A cancer survivor, Esther Settle is the county’s volunteer extraordinaire. She is the district coordinator for the ACS Reach to Recovery program, which oversees eight counties and represents that program at the Warren County Memorial Hospital Women’s Center, organized by Dr. Robert Meltvedt Jr. and Kim Shirley (a nurse) as a support program for women with breast cancer. Settle is committed to educating women about breast cancer awareness and urges attendance for their next meeting March 26 at 7 p.m. at the center. Settle is the Rappahannock County coordinator for the ACS Relay for Life which comes up in May. She has built up the county’s program to the extent that she and the county have received awards from the ACS for their outstanding efforts. She was the ACS Volunteer of the Year in 1996 for Rappahannock and was recognized as the person who collected the most money for the Relay for Life, out of the hundreds who participated in the area Relay held in Warrenton in 1997. She is also the co
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