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Our residents are former teachers, government workers, secretaries, artists, librarians, curators and writers. They are our long-time neighbors and friends who have helped make Arlington such a special place to live and raise families.
Spotlight: Julian Warren
Julian Warren was born in Whitestone, Virginia in 1922. The first job Mr. warren held was at a meat packaging plant in Whitestone. In World War II he was sent to England to work on radios as a private.When he returned home he joined the Federal Government police force, where he worked for twenty five years. Unfortunately, on doctors orders, he was forced to retire in 1964 because of glaucoma.
Mr. Warren then worked at Suntrust Bank as a teller before retiring once again. He moved to Culpepper Garden in 2006.
His son, Thomas Warren, also lives at Culpepper Garden and the two are able to spend good time together. Mr. Warren also has a daughter, Dorothy, who lives in Falls Church.
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| Total number of residents: | 348 |
| Females | 252 |
| Males | 96 |
| Average Age: | 80 |
| Largest age group: | 80-89, with 123 residents |
| Annual income range: | $13,600-$23,500 |
| statistics updated January 16, 2013 | |
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