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Ester Settle for providing coffee and water for the event and use of the tables, Rappahannock Lions Club for the use of the tent and manpower for the information table and parking, Rappahannock County Sheriffs Department for providing security during the event, Rachael Berta for staying up all night to provide hot coffee, hot chocolate and hot tea to keep everyone warm, Charlotte Tummeyer for doing the face painting for the kids, Rev. Phil Bailey and the Washington Baptist Church for use of the church hall for meetings, the use of tables, chairs, Trinity Episcopal Church for use of the tables and chairs, Rappahannock National Bank for providing help on bank night, Richard Compton and Butch Zindel for use of trailer, Rappahannock Co-op for use of the large containers for drinks and food, Domino’s Pizza of Warrenton and Front Royal, Melting Pot Pizza, Papa Johns Pizza,
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