WELCOME NEW NEIGHBORS
The house at McNeil Jnlet, 194
Oakleaf Drive, on the sound, has
finally been sold to a charming
young couple who will use it as a
weekend-summer retreat. Seems
they'll give it "TLC" . Susan and D.
R. Brian reside in Holly Springs,
NC, outside Raleigh, where D. R. is
a real estate developer of huge,
residential, 600 unit sub-division.
He is also a lawyer having
graduated from Wake.
Susan lived many years in
Wilmington, NC and had a summer
condo on Wrightsville Beach. D.R.
was raised in Rocky Mount, NC. they
have lived in Wilmington, Rocky
Mount, Winston Salem and now. Holly
Springs. Susan lived for 1 1/2
years in Morehead as a youngster
and always loved the area.
They have two children, a very
pretty 16-year-old daughter who
will be a senior, and a 14 year old
son, Paul, who will be a freshman.
Susan loves to walk and enjoys
reading. She's glad we have a
library. D.R. enjoys running and
boating. They all love the beach
and hope to get down here
permanently as soon as they can.
Susan's mother and dad have a
bid on a house on Oakleaf --if all
goes well, they will be joining us
shortly.
Betty Lee Foulk
The big brick house at the
comer of Mimosa and Hawthorne, 157
Hawthorne Drive, has finally been
moved into on May 24. Virginia and
Frank Tutza are the proud owners.
Virginia was born and grew up in
Packanack Lake, NJ, and Frank in
Belleville, NJ. They have moved all
over with Frank's work in the wood
and forestiry business. The final
move was from Danville, VA.
Virginia was a 6th grade teacher
of reading, English, social
studies, and history. Frank is in
sales of building materials in the
wood line. He was offered a job at
Atlantic Veneer in Beaufort after
retiring, a job he couldn't refuse.
They bought a condo at Island Beach
and Racquet Club, liked it in this
area so much they decided to build
in PKS.
They have two children; Susan,
who is married to Rich, and has
their one and only two-year-old
grandson, Zachary, in Raleigh.
Susan is a technical writer and
editor. Their son, Larry, is also
in Raleigh where he owns a computer
consulting firm. He is unmarried.
Virginia loves to read and work
out, but most of all to garden
inside and out. Frank enjoys read
ing, hunting, fishing and cooking.
Virginia is also into genealogy,
has been tracing her family tree.
In Danville, they helped organize,
the Danville free clinic. Frank was
on the Board of Direc- tors.
Virginia interviewed appli- cants.
They have an English Springer,
liver and white, AKC registered,
with the moniker of "Diamond in the
Rough." they call him Duffy for
short.
Betty Lee Foulk
Stacey Veroa moved into her home
at 137 Lagoon Lane in McGinnis
Point about a year ago from
Malverne, Long Island, New York.
She previously worked in sales
and marketing of internal and dom
estic tours for municipal organiza
tions and for corporate incentive
trips. She is temporarily retired
and enjoying life in Pine Knoll
Shores but keeps her options open.
Several years' ago, Stacey visited
friends in McGinnis Point and she
fell in love with the area.
Stacey, a widow, has three
children; twin sons, one in New
York and one in Atlanta and a
daughter in Lexington, KY. She has
two grandsons.
A beautiful baby grand piano
sits majestically in the livingroom
and Stacey is presently taking
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