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George \Y. Hawkins died May dO and services acre held on Saturday. -June 1 at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. The following was read at the services by his son-indaw, Fred H. Codding.
George W. Hawkins and I were friends—it was not a father-in-law — son-in-law relationship.
We discussed and did things together, we discussed the other George W. in the White House. We took overnight trips to Colonial Beach to go out fishing the next morning. George loved to fish.
Within the last year we drove around Rappahannock County and took pictures of some of the homes, the hanks, the office buildings and the churches built by George, his father, his grandfather and their predecessors and his son Phil.
Over the years thousands of Rappahannock County citizens have lived in. worked in and visited the homes, offices and churches the Hawkins family has built. George and now Phil, his son, have left their mark upon the Rappahannock County landscape. The Hawkins family is intertwined with this church. The stained glass window on my right is dedicated in memory of Charles W. and Jane Hawkins. They were George’s parents.
As has been said:
There is a time for every
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