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FLUVANNAREVIEW.COM MARCH 18–24 | VOLUME 41, ISSUE 12 | ONE COPY FREE
In-Person Four-Day
Option for All Students
Starts April 12
More Money from State
Decreases Local Ask
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The Covered Bridge at
Temperance Wayside
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Fluco Wrestlers Lobby FAA Member Talks Fluco Football Team Falls
to Wrestle Then do Well about Her Art Journey to Albemarle in Opener
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The state mandated school districts give a
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comment, the Fluvanna School Board voted gave one percent last year, so we have to do
finished terrace level, 2 car garage, 4-1 to approve the measure at Wednesday’s four percent this year. We ran the numbers
recently refinished solid hardwood (March 10) meeting. to make the raise a minimum of four percent
James Kelley (Palmyra) dissented and said instead of an average of four percent.”
floors, 9’ ceilings, open living more students in the schools means they’ll be
concept, walk to Beach 4 & more! closer than recommended by the Centers for In-person four-day continues on page 5.
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In budget news, because of increased state
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The Board approved a new FY22 budget of
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Even though the budget increased, because
of $1 million in additional state funding, the
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county.
Last month they asked for $787,900.
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Obituary
Howard “Gene” Sutter
He is survived by his loving wife, Brenda;
son, Trey Sutter and his wife, Janine;
daughter, Jana Sutter Laskowsky; step-
daughter, Kim Seagraves; grandchildren,
Dale, Jordan, Katelyn, Sarah, and Allsbrook;
and his faithful companion dog, Savanna.
Gene was a graduate of Hewitt Trussville
High School and later attended Auburn
University. He served many years in the U.S
Army National Guard, including one tour in
Bosnia. He was a retired corporate pilot for
Concrete Pipe & Products.
Gene loved God, country, family, and
friends. He enjoyed NASCAR and was known
as the grill master. He was proud of the log
Howard “Gene” Eugene Sutter, Jr, age 78, home he built and enjoyed working his land
of Palmyra, VA, passed away on Thursday, in the country. He was a collector of many,
March 11, 2021 at his home. He was born many things. He was looking forward to the
Please Join the Bahá’ís of Lake Monticello on November 25, 1942, a son of the late return of the hummingbirds.
Per Gene’s request, there will be no
for our monthly online devotional & reflection Howard E. Sutter, Sr. and the late Della
Allsbrook Sutter. memorial service. In lieu of flowers, the
focusing on the oneness of humanity. In addition to his parents, he was family requests memorial contributions be
preceded in death by a sister, Sally Sutter, made to Caring for Creatures, 352 Sanctuary
Ln, Palmyra, VA 22963.
Sunday, March 21st, 2 p.m. and his beloved canine, Sadie.
Zoom link: bit.ly/humanityisone
“Know ye not why We created you all from the same dust?
Letter to the Editor
That no one should exalt himself over the other.
Ponder at all times in your hearts how ye were created.” Precise plan needed
On March 10, our Fluvanna School Board emergency meeting to review and approve
www.bahai.org members voted to free themselves from the plan.
all responsibilities of ensuring students are Pullen should have first put on a mask,
given the opportunity to return to school as is required in all Fluvanna schools. Then
full-time and to return with appropriate he should have asked for clarification of
safety measures in place. The only member virtual, in-person and blended instruction. It
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who did not support Andrew Pullen’s appeared that he did not understand when
Fluvanna Review 03-11-21 Issue inadequate and vague motion was Dr. he kept insisting on virtual for all students on
James Kelley. I applaud his willingness to Wednesday. Perhaps if he stopped trying to
give thoughtful consideration and say no. criticize Dr. Kelley and concentrated on the
Pullen’s plan gives the superintendent issues at hand, he would have had a better
autonomy to create and implement a plan understanding. The School Board is supposed
to allow students to return to school as he to encourage education and achieving
sees fit and “if feasible.” Winkler does not higher learning. Instead, Pullen seems bent
have to present a final written or verbal plan on trivializing Dr. Kelley’s higher education.
to the school board. If the board is simply Pullen’s rants may have made him feel good
going to say, “do what you want,” then about himself, but they were a waste of time.
why spend time even discussing it? As the -Jessica Jackson, Palmyra,
leading decision makers for all the students Fluvanna County teacher
in Fluvanna, the board should have required
a precise, written, final plan. They should
have made a commitment to having an
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In-person four-day from page 2. mitting suicide before you’ll do your jobs?” going back to school. I see people all the time During the discussion of more in-person
The Board approved a resolution asking Danny Reed said he spoke last November at Lowe’s getting lumber to finish their decks learning, Kelley agreed that fewer children
the governor to raise the 250 limit on outdoor urging the board to “follow the data.” at home.” get COVID-19, but “they are asymptomatic
sports spectators. As of the meeting, the ex- “I’m urging you to do the same now… He told board members they shouldn’t spreaders.”
ecutive order determined any nonparticipant Teachers have had a chance to get the vac- leave their houses if they decide to not have Kelley pointed out that one child died last
in the event is a spectator and capped at 250. cination. Don’t let the teachers slow you up. the students go back to school. week.
Winkler said that means band members I challenge you to open these doors…. Stop A few teachers spoke, either in person or According to the NBC12 website: “…a child
and cheerleaders are considered spectators. politicking. Stop pushing agendas. This is a through a letter read by a board member. in central Virginia died from coronavirus com-
Prior to the vote on school attendance and Board of Education. Education comes first. You High school teacher Jennifer Elliott said plications…it was the first death of a child
during public comments, Jennifer Scopelliti guys don’t have this guy’s (Winkler) back. Work people should look at facts and not listen to with COVID-19 under the age of 10 in the
said her children have suffered greatly with with this man, please. Make his job easier.” rumors. state.”
virtual learning. George Mears said he is a grandfather and “I want to know who’s not doing their job? Andrew Pullen (Columbia) responded to
“I hear it all the time, “we have to wait until his grandchildren come to his house two days You guys are getting bad information. You Kelley, who has a doctorate degree.
it’s safe.’ When is that?” she said. “If teachers a week to use his Internet. don’t hear about the vast majority of us who “I understand you are a doctor, but are you
don’t want to be in the classroom teaching, “I have stage-four cancer. I had COVID in our doing our job.” a medical doctor? To tell everyone who’s lis-
they should find different jobs. If you don’t August. I still see my grandchildren.” Teacher Jessica Jackson said: “Most of us tening a child died is a scare tactic. That’s what
want to do your jobs getting these children Mears said people aren’t letting the virus aren’t sitting home at the poolside. I’ve seen the media wants you to believe. That child had
back to school, you should not be in these stop them from going to the store or get gas. more cars in the parking lot at 5 p.m. then ever long-term medical conditions,” Pullen said.
seats. Are you waiting for our kids to start com- “Teachers have used this a way to get out of before.”
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CORRESPONDENT
but they are thinking of the pastel sticks
that they used in grade school, which are
far removed from true art pastels.” Soft
pastels sticks are pure pigment suspend-
ed in a binder to give them their shape,
are classified as soft, medium, or hard,
and come in hundreds of colors, and do
not require a solvent to use, such as water
or thinner. But they do work best on
certain types of surfaces like sandpaper
which holds the pigment.
She still works with oil paints only in
a Plein-Air setting but also paints with
acrylic, gouache, and occasionally wa-
tercolor. She has also taken class in mo-
no-printing at the Virginia Museum of
Fine Arts and dabbled in ink, watercolor,
Lorraine Momper stands with some of her paintings.
and acrylic monoprints and linoleum
block prints. But her ultimate favorite is
Lorraine Momper is a long-time her allowance to buy brushes, more pastels.
member of the Fluvanna Art Associa- paint, and instruction books. Her father She paints mostly landscapes, but also
tion but is also one of few that that uses built her an easel which she still has. Her still life, florals, animals/birds, and people, Lorraine Momper's "Colorburst."
pastels. She sums up why it is important mother, who was self-taught, painted all in traditional or contemporary paint-
to belong to special interest groups like some floral murals. She taught Lorraine ings.
the FAA. some techniques to help her build her “I look for the narrative in a painting,
“I am a firm believer in looking for skills. something unique that I am trying to
groups that focus on your interests, There were 27 in her graduating class at convey. I believe that art is a silent con-
the people who speak your language, a small country school in a farming com- versation between the artist and the
whether that be car engines or art or munity where art was not viewed as a ne- viewer. My favorite subjects are animals
whatever. Groups mean that you benefit cessity. She worked independently with and people because of the challenge to
from a composite of acquired skills and the help of the shop teacher who had a capture a personality in a face.” Her style
knowledge, trial and error, that you won't minor in art, who gave her assignments is quiet, reflected in the haunting solitude
get in any one book or You Tube video.” to work on at home. of her subjects. “I am inspired by color
Many members come together to share In her 20s, after college, she attempted and light, a flash of light on an object or
ideas and learn new techniques regard- watercolor painting, and like many of her a face, expressive eyes, or a serene land-
less of skill level. Some feel they cannot fellow artists succumbed to the frustra- scape capturing something fleeting.”
create unless they are motivated by a tion of mastering watercolor painting. The human face and figure are mostly
group of like-minded individuals. But for After moving to Virginia, she discov- avoided by many FAA artists in their work.
the majority of members, like Momper, it ered her love of soft pastels and eventu- Momper explained why this occurs.
is to learn and share. One is never so good ally joined the Piedmont Pastelists, a local “My most challenging subjects are
they cannot learn something new. group of soft pastel artists started in Char- people because I get caught up on cap-
Her introduction to art was like many lottesville by Richard Carpenter, an artist turing 'likeness' and personality, but that
The Tourist version 1.
who have a similar experience growing up who later became her mentor. Other FAA can be very time-consuming and elusive
Photos courtesy of Lorraine Momper.
in schools that had little or no art classes artists, including Mike McGurk and Liz at times. If the placement of the features
and no formal degree in art. Growing up Ellis, also studied under Carpenter. or the lines of a mouth are off by a tiny when I come back to it. Your brain fills in
on a farm in Nebraska she said her early “I have concentrated on working with amount, or the skin tones are wrong, it the gaps over time, and later you know
passion for art was an “avid interest and soft pastels because I love color. The pig- won't read correctly. In an animal, it can what you should have done or not done,
no formal training.” Her parents recog- ments in soft pastels are the most con- be easier to jump this hurdle because of even in a painting that you have already
nized her love of art and gave her an oil centrated of any art medium,” she said. fur.” framed, because you have acquired skills
painting set when she was 12. She used “Many people think of pastels as chalk, Every artist has an approach to working and experience. I do keep my failures
on and completing a piece. because I learn from them.”
“I love the spontaneous first half of a Other than FAA, Momper also belongs
painting, watching a painting take form
FORECLOSURE to and exhibits with other local and re-
AUCTION
quickly because you don't necessarily gional pastel groups, including The Pied-
know which way it will go. As in life, every mont Pastelists, the MidAtlantic Pastel
moment, every stroke, is a decision, and Society, and the Maryland Pastel Society.
Fri, Apr.9 at 1PM you are making spontaneous decisions And last year she was accepted (juried)
that no one else could duplicate. If one
Danville, VA decision is a bad, you can't focus on that
into the Pastel Society of America.
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FEBRUARY 2021 | PROPERTY TRANSFER DEEDS ARE PROVIDED BY THE FLUVANNA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
2/01/21 2.5 Acres. $248,000. Village Oaks Subdivision. $321,670. Ruffin, Thomas to Carr Garland. Lot 37 Phase
Glover, Anthony D. to Avery, Raymond S. Lot 2/09/21 Seay, Diana M., Tr to D & D Rental Investment, 4 Broken Island Subdivision. $499,000.
363 Phase 8 Nahor LM. $235,000. FFC Properties, LLC to Hawker, Jon M. and LLC. 1.15 Acres. $35,000. CIT Bank, NA to Foit, James H. and Sharon
Flint Rock Builders, LLC to Dipaola, Frank W. Nicole Hawker. Lot 185 Phase Four Fairway 2/19/21 Foit. Fork Union Magis Distr. 2.018 Acres.
and Jennifer Dipaola. Lot 6 Two Rivers Subdi- LM. $355,000. House, Allen d. to Pate, William T. and Barbara $102,000.
vision. $489,000. NVR, Inc. to Rognlie, Richard Wayne and Mary L. Pate. Lot 9 Forest Glen. $335,000. Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc. See docu-
2/02/21 Louise Rognlie. Lot 12 Phase 1 B and 2 Village Fork Union Military Aca… to Fork Union ment for full description. $315,000.
Atlantic Union Bank to Hamner, William J. and Oaks Subdivision. $315,980. Baptist Church. 1.36 Acres. $6,500. Wood, Marlene C. to Windchime Custom
Bethany H. Hamner. $72,000. 2/10/21 Davison, Ketti C. to Pytko, William Francis and Homes, Inc. Lot 205 Phase Four Fairway LM.
Chisholm, Thomas to Anthes, Matthew and Rogers, Ousby Wade, Jr. to Sacre, Millie. See Kim Ann Pytko. Lot 37 Phase One Ashlawn $29,500.
Courtney Schug. Lot 278 Phase Ten Cherokee document for full description. $220,000. LM. $640,000. NVR, Inc. to Monceaux, Murphy J. Lot 99
LM. $206,000. Walter, Brandon D. to Yellets, James Vincent Wolfe, Deana M. to Tocci, James and Rachel Phase 1 B and 2 Village Oaks Subdivision.
Liberty Homes Inc to Egizio, Katharine I. See and Mary Amber West. 2.01 Acres. $220,000. Juhan. See document for full description. $299,000.
document for full description. $342,657. Colgain,m John C. Tr… to Liberty Homes $192,000. 2/25/21
2/03/21 VA, Inc. See document for full description. Burgess, Anthony Eugen…to Cleckner, Wil- Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc. See docu-
Bengston, John Casey to Requeno, Jose, and $20,000. liam V. and Gloria Boesenberg. 2.687 Acres. ment for full description. $170,000.
Timi Jo Requeno. Lot 166 Phase Ten Chero- 2/11/21 $216,300. Haislip, William A. to Brookman, Dennis M.
kee LM. $270,000. Reed, Keith Calvin to Ngov, Teang Chung. See Spellman, Otis R. to Lewis, Shavonte La- and Elizabeth H. Brookman. See document
Hood, Trenton, to Fisher, Jacquelyn and document for full description. $249,900. fawn. Lot 3 Kent Farms North Subdivision. for full description W/Plat. $20,000.
Sherrod Fisher. Lot 302 Phase Ten Cherokee Loving, Joel to Knox, Debra. Lot 75 Phase Two $247,000. Benco, LLC to Doniel, Robert L. and Kim P.
LM. $247,000. Shadwell LM. $190,000. NVR, Inc. to Keatts, Charlie B, Jr. and Pamela Doniel. Lot 12 Piney Mountain Subdivision.
D & D Rental Investment… to Dominguez Brown, James R. to Campbell, Christine. Lot E. Keatts. Lot 30 Phase 1 B and 2 Village Oaks $109,000.
Castillo, Santos A. and Jenny I Dominguez 167 Phase Ten Cherokee. $215,000. Subdivision. $325,065. Delagon, William Leand… to Bessette,
Castillo, Jonathan Adali Castillo Castillo, and Delp, Ernest E. to Wright, Charles T. and Karen Bhagwandin, Cynthia to Sierra Velasquez, Alexander Christian and Hannah Elizabeth
Ashley Jarezy Castillo Castillo. Lot 426 Phase W. Wright. Lot 253 Phase Eight Nahor LM. Rurico and Leyla Galindo Torres. 4.535 Acres. Bessette. 2.050 Acres. $289,900.
Four Fairway Addition One LM. $279,000. $231,000. $166,500. Guo, Miao Yan to Grooms, Lateesha C. Lot 24
2/04/21 Snow, Rebecca W. to Shifflett, Casey Cren- SONABANK to Galbraith, Michael F. and Mountain Meadows Subdivision. $214,500.
Dumm, John to Clark, Scarlett. See document shaw and Devin Shifflett. 10.205 Acres. Donna J. Galbraith. See document for full Radian Settlement Ser… to Chambliss, Nicole.
for full description. $295,000. $40,000. description. $125,000. See document for full description. $175,000.
Volet, Ellen to Harkinson, Erik D and Sherry Shuman, John J. to Brookman, Michael G. and 2/23/21 2/26/21
L. Harkinson. Lot 144 Phase Eight Nahor LM. Gayla J. Brookman. $3,000. NVR, Inc. to Gregory, Gerald L. and Charlotte Perkins, Regina Bragg, Tr to Bragg, Calvin
$173,900. Cosner, Elizabeth S. to Watkins, Hunter Elgin J. Gregory. Lot 92 Phase 1 B and 2 Village Dale, Jr. , and Linda Lou Bragg. $121,855.
White, Craig S. to H Lot Properties, LLC. and Kristin Seay. See document for full de- Oaks Subdivision. $330,000. Cole, Richard W. to Kennedy, Kathryn E. and
15.667 Acres. $320,000. scription. $500,000. Scherck, Russell O. to DES Construction, Inc. Oliver Luke Leach. Lot 465 Phase Five Tufton
Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc. Lots 50 2/12/21 Lot 335 Phase One Ashlawn LM. $31,000. LM. $304,500.
and 52 Phase 3 Village Oaks Subdivision. Bautista, Tommy Jayson to Edwards, Teresa F. Maple HillSolutions, LLC to Gutierrez, Manuel Guenet, Hannah J. to Kutsch, William L. and
$170,000. and Abigail L. Venners. Lot 352 Phase Eight Antonio. Lot 336 Phase Twelve Edgewood LM. Patricia Burns. Lot 280 Phase Four Fairway LM.
2/05/21 Nahor LM. $257,500. $220,000. $277,968.
Windgate II, LLC. To Wehrle, Hilary L. 6.632 NVR, Inc. to Bradley, Fred L. and Phyllis A. 2/24/21 Vanderbilt Mortgage A… to Lofton Leasing
Acres $290,000. Bradley. Lot 55 Phase Three Village Oaks Sub- Fork Union Military Acad… to Morgan, Doug- LLC, A Virginia L…See document for full
Stanton, Catherine H. to Towers, Timothy Mat- division. $334,725. las W. Fork Union 6.684 Acres. $427,000. description. $132,500.
thew, Sr. See document for full description. Reed, Molly to Sapp, Candice and Jason Sapp.
$260,000. Lot 1 Seven Oaks Subdivision. $470,000.
Malloy, Michael T. to Powell, David A. and
Heather L. Powell. 55.58 Acres. $1,000,000.
Green, Cecilia J. to Corcoran, Kelsey Elizabeth.
Lot 70 Phase Five Tufton LM. $229,000. BACKED BY A
Malloy, Michael T. to KFP 1, LLC. See docu-
ment for full description. $1,900,000.
2/16/21
NVR, Inc. to Farrington Family Trust, Donald YEAR-ROUND
Tucker, Daniel A. to Stacy Investments, LLC.
3.795 Acres. $285,000.
Paul, Farrington, Tr, and Janice Ann, Far-
rington, Tr. Lot 12 A Phase 1 B and 2 Village CLOG-FREE
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Rudzinski, Kenneth to Pearson, H. Curtis, Jr. Oaks Subdivision. $303,270.
See document for full description W/Plat. Bobrow-Cook, Donna L. to Springett, Jessica
$276,000. L. and Robert M. Powers. Lot 514 Phase Five
Martin, Jacqueline Ann to Kwolek, Steven. Lot Tufton LM. $272,000.
48 Phase 1 Taylor Ridge Estates Subdivision. Hahn, David J. to Pullen, Andrew R. and Sarah
$425,000. S. Pullen. 64.65 Acres. $580,000.
Sunny Day Development … to Gardner, Nor- 2/17/21 EXCLUSIVE LIMITED TIME OFFER!
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man and Karen Gardner. Lot 347 Section One Henderson, Russell A. to Tuck, David L. and
Ashlawn LM. $617,600.
2/08/21
Feiner, Arthur M. to Equity Trust Company
Rhonda D. Tuck. $274,000.
Impink, Craig J. to Russell, Richard and Tami
Russell. See document for full description.
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Custodian N. See document for full descrip- $305,500. OFF OFF
tion. $775,550. NVR, Inc. to Stapler, Cesia Esperanza and YOUR ENTIRE SENIORS &
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