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erable aid has already been raised and sent to the area, including some $10,000 raised by the Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church of Scrabble.

Moving first-hand

stories told

Powerful first-hand stories of devastation and unspeakable grief—and yet hope^—were told by two Rappahannock citizens who actually went down to the disaster area to offer their assistance. Among the most moving stories were those told by Barbara Adolfi, a mental health counselor from Sperryville. She traveled on her own and provided professional crisis counseling for two weeks in Pascagoula, Mississippi to counsel survivors and listen to their stories.

Adolfi spoke of working people in Mississippi who, on average, had worked some 40 years to make a decent life for them

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