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JAMMIN': "Homemade Jam" band played their bluesgrass music at the co-op.
Home School Program, which teaches the basics of education: reading, and writing. It is just the beginning for Benjamin Alan. Most importantly, his parents pride themselves for teaching their son about the Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
His grandfather, Pastor Albert Payne delivered a speech and presented him with his diploma.
Proud grandparents, Barbara Payne of Washington and Edmund and Lucy Cotton from New York, great-grandparents, Bobby and Eva Menefee of Culpeper, along with other family members and friends joined him for this special ^bccaaioff. '
Kindergarten is not an ending for Benjamin Alan, it is only one step in a series of many that lies before him in the years ahead.
Benjamin Alan is the son, of Nathan and Melissa Cotton of Washington, Va.
Life’s transitions
We all go through major life transitions throughout our lives, such as starting school for the first time, graduating from High School or losing a loved one.
For Doug and Tammy Ricketts of Washington they lost their son, Lee, on January 15, 2006.
One moment he was having fun and the next instant, God had taken him to heaven. It's only been 16 months since he left them but to Doug and Tammy, it's been a life time.
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