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Letter from Irina Zubritskaya

What Is Board Thinking?

We sold everything and moved from New Jersey a year ago to live in this beautiful, tranquil area near the Holy Trinity Monastery. We love the peaceful rural living; we love to see deer in the fields and eagles in the sky; we love the beauty of rolling hills and waterfalls. My children love their Owen D. Young school and their new friends. It cost our family almost $400,000.00 to buy the land and to build a house on it. We had plans to continue investing: building a garage, and perhaps opening a crêperie place on Main Street in Jordanville. We wanted to grow a family here.

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