This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Rappahannock Community College (RCC). RCC graduates form the backbone of the local economy—its health-care providers, bankers, lawyers, small business owners and trades-people. It’s hard to go through a day without being served by an RCC alum in some way. RCC’s “Faces of 50” spotlights alums, such as Gloria Holmes.
Holmes spent 34 years working in the kitchen at Mizpah Health Care Center (now Dockside Health & Rehab Center) at Locust Hill. Looking for a way to advance her career and become food service manager, she realized she needed to take classes to become certified.
Although she is retired, Holmes is still helping people through her volunteer work with her church’s food ministry, the food pantry at the Cryer Center, and the rescue squad thrift shop.
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