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nnem releases wmte aoves ior a livings at weddings and funerals or for any other event where he is called upon. A former school teacher, bom and raised in Los Angeles, Mark moved to Centreville, Va., in 1994 then finally moved to his home here in Rappahannock County, Cornv Farm in Washington. ; Before raising the over 200 doves he now has, he and his wife Liz raised Nt* dairy goats that they would show off £ " around the amt On one occasion,' they, took their goats to the Richmond Stele' Fair to show and Mark’s eyes fell upon some white doves and he said, “Wow.-tha^f are so,beautiful, but how could I eve? y fy having them?! fie then came rap' With the idea that he could release them at-' :■ weddings, feeling that that would be justidj fication enough for having them. And it
Today, Rhein is the only dove release in the Northern Virginia area and he (as well as the doves) is indeed a very busy man as business continues to boom and s he is in the process of expanding his bush ' 'L' —wness. -
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