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In 1968 she moved to Rappahannock with her four children and husband, an electrical engineer who owned a business in Northern Virginia. . They began modestly, with a| few Angus cattle, later branching into the larger Simmentals, which they imported from Ireland.
When her husband died two years ago, she decided to fijl the space left in her life with more animals. So she drove to Missouri with her gfanddaughter, Melissa, and daughter, Kathy, to buy two baby zebras. They returned with two baby camels as well. • Her three other children, Gjreg, an optometrist in Cjulpeper, Patricia Thomas, an attorney in Middleburg, and Robert, who owns a computer company in Northern Virginia, visit often. ! Kathy, who lives in Culpeper and works as a secretary for an architect, helps hfer mother bottle-feed many of the young.
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