Becky Vaughn souvenirs available tomorrow at her Jennings Mill former abode

Former Oconee County Democratic Chair Becky Vaughn ran against former State Representative Bob Smith and former State Senator Brian Kemp for various offices and recently moved to Washington, DC to become a full time lobbyist while renting out her Oconee County home. The real estate market has improved enough where she sold her Jennings Mill house, and she is selling various items tomorrow. I would suggest entering on the back side off Jimmy Daniel Road and it is the second or third house on the right side on Meriweather coming from that direction off 316. Come say so long to Becky before she moves back to DC permanently with her youngest daughter Carter.
Woven brightly, 
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.




To: becky@beckyvaughn.org
From: becky@beckyvaughn.org
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 06:48:21 -0500
Subject: [oconee] Moving Sale!

 
The good news and bad news is that my house finally sold.  Carter and I have such mixed feelings about leaving Oconee for real, but lifting the financial burden of two houses is a great relief.  Jenny and Laura will be in town this weekend to help me with the huge job of divesting myself of all these "things"  Even if you don't need anything, stop by Saturday and say "Hello", we'd love to see you and you just might find something you can't live without--it's a real treat just to see Carter's Beanie Babies collection and my Santa Clauses!  Here's the ad in the ABH with all the details!

http://secure.adpay.com/Athens%20Banner-Herald/6188029/clicknbuy.aspx?networkview=False&catid=772&pcatid=768&procid=5d166191-7758-4a02-a16e-841682a129fe&region=2137

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Becky ~



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