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Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, Pat continues to have a full plate. Currently, she’s “traveled out” as she has just returned from retracing Magellan’s trip crossing the equator with her son, Philip, and about 90 other passengers. Another favorite haunt for Pat is Maine where she loves to walk along the coast. Working on her farm and writing occupy most of her waking days. That and volunteering. Pat is on the board of the Rappahannock Historical Society and will be taking some artifacts - like Civil War bullets - to show to children at this Friday’s D.A.R.E. Day festivities at the Rappahannock County Elementary School. Pat admits to going through some hard times years ago but is adamant 1 would never leave this place.” With 355 acres, Pat has a lot of ground to cover. “As long as you’re well, it’s fine. I wake 14) every morning with a positive attitude. I’m always on,” laughed Pat
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