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Siblings show love of RCC by giving back to the college

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Rappahannock Community College (RCC). RCC graduates form the backbone of the local economy—healthcare providers, bankers, lawyers, small business owners and trades-people. It’s hard to go through a day without being served by an RCC alum is some way. RCC’s “Faces of 50” spotlights its alums, such as Audrey and Tim Lowery.

First generation college students, siblings, and long-time educators Audrey and Tim Lowery started down their higher education paths at RCC. Audrey Lowery states with conviction, “RCC saved me,” and explains that having a college nearby provided her and her family an invaluable opportunity. Audrey and Tim are giving back to RCC by funding an annual student scholarship. Audrey says, “We’ve been so blessed…

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