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runner up. The group was sponsored by Mountainside Market.
Ryan Williams, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, won the Little Mister Rappahannock crown. Brandon Thomas Dye, sponsored by Angel’s Corner, was first runner up and Charles James “Bubba” Williams was second runner up. He was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. The group was sponsored by the Farmers Cooperative, Inc.
Tiny Tot Miss Rappahannock honors went to Samantha Nicole Settle, who was sponsored by Sperryville Realty. First runner up was Allison Magee, sponsored by Magee Builders and Holly Childrey, sponsored by Lee’s Orchard, was second runner up.
The event itself is sponsored by the Sperryville Volunteer Rescue Squad. The SVRS has 48 members, all volunteers who donate their time and energy to help their neighbors and other people in the county in a time of emergency.
Donating for the raffle, contestants’ gifts or door prizes were: Wal-Mart; Mrs. Coxes’ Tavern; Blue Moon Cafe; Sheppards Lawn Maintenance; Harriet Kindall; The Inn; Bleu Rock Inn; The Melting Pot; Little Ceasars Pizza; Domino’s Pizza; Four and Twenty Blackbirds; The Flint Hill Public House; The Country Cafe; Golden Coral; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Johnson; Rare Finds; That Sperryville Emporium; Faith Mountain Company; Long Mountain Nursery; Nancy Crawford; Harriet Kindall; Food Lion; Attic Treasures; Chris’ Shop; Brenda’s Hair Care; The Trading Post; Country Manor; Brookside Fruits and Crafts; and Safeway of Culpeper.
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