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Helen Sealock
Occupation: Teller at Rappahannock National Bank Accomplishments: Helen Sealock graduated from Warren County High School and became president of Rappahannock County in 1973. tie/ husband, the late William (Butch) Sealock died in 1993. He taught at Rappahannock County Elementary School for 22 years, Mrs. Sealock has a daughter, Jpnny and a son, Toby. S^e worked at Aileen Inc. in Flint Nrfjjl, first in the sewing department and then in the office doing payroll for a total of six and ohe-half years. Then Mrs. Sealock worked for Brown and Rutherford Realty as a secretary fdr 12 and one-half years. Presently, she is employed as a teller at the Rappahannock National Bank, where she has worked for almost three years. Mrs. Sealock says she enjoys all the different people you see and . work with at the bank. As for the customers at Rappahannock National, one could not ask for more pleasant and professional service than Mrs. Sealock provides. She is always helpful and friendly. Mrs. Sealock enjoys walking, traveling and collecting Snowmen, bears, baskets and cookie cutters.
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