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Faye Pullen
Washington resident
Faye Campbell Pullen, 61, of Washington died Saturday, March 17 at her residence.
She was bom March 16, 1940 in Page County, a daughter of the late William Donald and Helen Virginia Viands Campbell.
Ms. Pullen was employed at Warrenton Overlook and Rehabilitation Center. She was an avid bingo player, but most importantly her love was her children and grandchildren.
She is survived by her husband, Edward J. “Bill” Pullen; one daughter, Kim Dwyer and her husband James of Washington and four sons, Russell Dodson and his wife, Penny of Boston, Gary Wayne Pullen and his wife, Beverly of Woodville, Robert “Eddie” Pullen and his wife, Tammy of Luray and David Allen Pullen and his wife, Thora of Washington.
Additional survivors include five grandsons, Richard Allen Dodson, Jamie Lee Dwyer,
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They are visiting Washington, D.C. and other nearby sites and plan to see Britain and Germany, where their ancestors came from in the last century. The people of New Zealand, being geographically isolated, are extraordinarily , interested in the rest of the world and keep themselves well informed. They know much about the United States. But we know little about New Zealand.
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