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Ruth Clark is no longer doing the Washington column for this paper due to health problems.
I do not know about any of you but for over 25 years— especially when Bill ' and I were transferred around with his work before we finally were able to come back home— he and I kept up with all of Rappahannock County by reading the Rappahannock News Washington column by Ruth Clark and Flint Hill by Polly Aylor each week.
No one can ever replace these two women and the great love they have for their Rappahannock County.
Ruth is very sick and needs our prayers. I wish all of you in the county, and those that have moved and are still getting the Rappahannock News, would send Ruth Clark cards as I know she would love to here from you. Ruth, thank you for all you have done.
Well another fourth generation birthday is to be celebrated and the honor goes to Master Ian Richard Moore,
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