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life, our County Administrator John McCarthy recounts a trip with his mother to buy gold when they lived in Indonesia and how he looks back on it as one of those occasions that ends your childhood. Details of life in a foreign country add to the story’s appeal.
“Seeds of Justice”
Washington’s well-known and respected attorney Doug Baumgardner recalls the racial and political transformation of Rappahannock County in the 1950s. The differences he describes in his frank and noholds-barred story are both striking and fascinating.
“Coming into
the Country”
Sallie Morgan, a senior manager at the Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Board and a tireless Rappahannock volunteer who serves on various non-profit boards in the county, recalls the time when she and her husband. Tod, first came out “to the country.” The details of how each side felt towards the other make this story intriguing.
“Thyra”
Joyce Abell, a past president of Ki Theatre and the director of “No Ordinary Person” since its inception tells the absorbing story of her black stepmother, Thyra, who she quickly
See THEATRE, Page B8
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