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Rappahannock News
Staff Photo/Matt Pelkey ON THE WALL: Paintings by Martin Woodard and Rick Myers.
work of 42 local artists. Paintings lined the walls of the low-lit reception room, and pottery, jewelery and smaller works covered tables draped with white cloth.
Students from the grades pre-K thorough twelfth grade school outside of Flint Hill wandered among the guests offering chocolate-covered strawberries and selling raffle tickets.
Wakefield music teacher Marc Mocrio and his band, The 13th Street Saxophone Quartet, softly played jazz tunes. And as it was a sflent auction, there was no quick-tongued yelling— only the scribble of pens as bids were placed on paper tablets.
On the jewelery table, one piece in particular stood out: a white gold necklace encrusted with diamonds and dotted with sapphires: The minimum bid was $27,000. At the end of the night, without finding a deeppocketed admirer, the necklace went back with Nick and Inna • Kolesnik’s to their jewelry shop, Nicolle’s Jewelry Designs, in Front Royal. The couple have a
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