in Library Science at East Carolina
University.
At one time Marty had been sta
tioned in this area and had decided
this was where he wanted to make
his home. They enjoy boating, golf,
racquetball and just about every
thing to do with the outdoors.
Ginger and Abby, their two
darling cocker spaniels, greet you
with enthusiasm and certainly make
you welcome.
When asked if they had any
special thoughts on Pine Knoll
Shores, Charlotte said it was so
peaceful here with the beautiful
trees.
Judy Poit
Raffi Zabari just moved into 136
Beechwood Drive. Originally from
Israel, Raffi lived most of his
life in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Most
recently he lived in Atlantic
Beach.
Raffi works for the Wings
stores. While looking for a place
to live, he found Pine Knoll Shores
and liked it. He enjoys walking,
tennis, swimming and boating.
Judy Poit
Phyllis Price moved into a tiny
chalet at 107 Hawthorne Drive on
the corner of Hickory Ct. Phyllis
was originally from Charlotte, NC,
but has lived in the area since
1979. She fell in love with the
area, never wanted to leave it so
she stayed. She bought the little
chalet two years ago and is now in
the process of remodeling it, which
has turned out to be quite an
undertaking.
Phyllis was divorced some years
ago and has been self-employed as a
counselor for Human Resources for
the past thirteen years for the
Marine Corps at Cherry Point,
Beaufort, SC and the New River Air
Station.
She has two daughters, Kim,
married to a Marine, living in
Swansboro with four children, and
Stephanie, who teaches at East
Carteret and is single.
Phyllis enjoys scuba diving, the
beach and reading. She plans to
enjoy the summer and get the house
all remodeled.
Her newest acquisition is a six-
month old puppy, part lab and part
cocker, jet black, called Abbey,
who loves to nibble and chew.
Betty Lee Foulk
In February, Joy and Dick Wray
moved into their gorgeous new home
at 128 White Ash Dr. They were both
originally from Huntington, NY and
moved here from Toledo, Ohio, where
Dick was senior counsel for Owens
Corning Fiberglass. Joy was a
teacher. In Toledo, she got very
involved in volunteer work at the
Toledo Art Museum. Dick is still
doing consulting work.
They have four children and
nine grandchildren. A son, Richard
and wife, Diane, are in Perrysburg,
Ohio, and have three children.
Colleen, a daughter and hubby,
Scott, are in Sylvania, Ohio, with
three children and son, Don and
wife, Heather, are in Morence,
Michigan, and they also have three
children. Son, Brian, is single and
is working and going to college in
NYC.
They found this area when they
visited Mary and Frank Link and
George and Betty Hermann. They
were all neighbors on the same
block back in Wantagh, Long Island.
Dick enjoys landscaping and
gardening. They both enjoy tennis
and are getting into golf and
boating. They just bought a new
party boat. Joy wants to get back
into doing volunteer work at an art
museum.
Betty Lee Foulk