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ing twins unexpected.
The twins were named Katherine and Marcy.
Tbgether with the three boys Wynn, Doug and Matthew, Tucker she became the mother of five although, three of which were still in diapers. She was undaunted as she began teaching art classes at the school a month later.
Wakefield started small with about 35 students covering grades 1-5. Within a year it nearly doubled with 57 students. Within two years the school had outgrown the chalets and it was time to add on. The additions were funded by building loans, since the property was Still in Dr. Lynn’s mother’s name, the loans had to be taken out in her name. The school gradually sank further into debt as it constructed a gym for the sports programs. Tragedy Strikes Again
Matters grew worse as Dr. Lynn contracted Legionnaires disease. After two weeks of suffering from the lung infection illness, he died August 27, 1988, two weeks before school started.
This had a devastating blow on the school. “It always seemed like he was running the entire school,” Tucker said, “he had a certain mystique about him.” She remembered that the funeral held in Culpeper was “overflowing.”
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