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Most Interesting travel experience: Honeymoon trip to Caesar’s Pocono Palace in Pennsylvania in July 2000.
• Most humbling/hardest/important job: “Trying to be a good influence in the community in which I serve.” The hardest and most important job “will be to become a good father to my child and set an example that will demonstrate character and values for my family.”
• Accomplishments: Andy Berry was promoted to Deputy First Class in February 2001. Deputy Berry is a real asset to the Rappahannock community and truly sets an example for the younger generation to follow. His strong determination to excel in every aspect of his career is evident to the people of Rappahannock. The Rappahannock News takes pleasure in naming Deputy First Class Andy Berry as its Citizen-ofWeek.
In Brief
County Lions
to distribute
ichestnut trees
• On Saturday, March 24 from 8 ■a.m. to noon, the Rappahannock Lions Club will again be distributing American Chestnut Trees to the public. The Lions Club will receive donations for these trees. This years tree distribution will again be located at the Rappahannock Coop. Circle your calendar now for Saturday morning, 8-12 at the Coop, the trees were gone by 10 a.m. last year. For further information or details on the Rappahannock Lions Chestnut tree project, call Sheriff Larry Sherertz at 987-3331.
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