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Frances Foster
• Age: 70 • Birthplace: Sperryville • Family: Mother, Sally F. Atkins: father, Burnam Atkins (deceased); three sisters • Job: Treasurer of Rappahannock County • Favorite movie: Gone With the Wind” • Favorite book: The Bible • Favorite food: Pound cake with a cup of coffee for breakfast • Hobbies: Walking • First waking thought: I'm glad to be alive and be healthy. • What brings a smile to your face: My great-nephew Andy, 4, and great-niece Abigail, 6
Frances Foster began working in the Rappahannock County Treasurer's Office on April 9, 1962, and it has been her workplace ever since
She began her career as deputy treasurer for Robert L. Brown.
“I just applied and Mr. Brown called my 12th-grade teacher, Mary Hart Winfrey.
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