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to be part of the community and will respond in a responsive way to the concerns expressed,” she said.
In other business, the ARB approved an elaborate new sign with carved shield and gilded lettering proposed by the Inn at Little Washington to be placed on “The Mayors House”—the small cottage now being restored where a previous mayor of the town once lived next to the Inn’s retail shops on Main Street.
The last item of business was the introduction of Cheryl Shepherd, an architectural historian from Warrenton, who has been hired by the Tbwn Council to review and offer suggestions for new guidelines to assist the Architectural Review Board in its work. She presented for the board’s perusal a draft form for applications to the board for a Certificate of Appropriateness.
Obituaries
Carroll Glasker Sr.
Born in Woodville
Carroll William Glasker Sr., 65, of Culpeper died Oct. 6 at Culpeper Regional Hospital.
He was an employee of Bingham and Taylor Foundry where he was a foreman. He also worked for for Gregory and Kenneth Smith at Ashland Farm in Culpeper
Mr. Glasker was preceded in death by four brothers, Lewis, James, Robert and Morris Glasker and four sisters, Willie Wiggington, Viola Glasker, Edith Wiggington and Rebecca Williams.
He is survived by his wife, of 48 years, Gertrude (Nibblins) Glasker, two sons, Carroll and Ronnie Glasker, two daughters, Patricia Banks, and Sandra Banks all from Culpeper and five grandchildren.
Additional survivors include three brothers, Ellis Glasker of Washington, Thomas Glasker of Warrenton, Col. Samuel Glasker of Culpeper and one sister, Roberta Carpenter of Rochester, N.Y.
A funeral service was held Oct. 10 at Antioch Baptist Church. Interment followed at the Fairview Cemetery, Culpeper.
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