Engagements

Sun., Jan. 14, 1996

Morse-Stroud Tracy D. Stroud and Jack D. Morse, both of Spokane, plan to marry in September.

DeMerritt-McClelland Amy Irene McClelland and Bradley Brian DeMerritt, both of Liberty Lake, plan to marry May 25.

Bergam-Hughes Nichole Hughes and Matthew Bergam, both of Veradale, plan to marry Aug. 31.

Leonhardt-Costello Deanna Marie Costello, Colbert, and Charles Andrew Leonhardt, Nine Mile Falls, plan to marry Jan. 25.

Quinn-Hoeft Valerie J. Hoeft and Rick Quinn, both of Edmonds, Wash., and formerly of Spokane, plan to marry April 20.

MacPherson-Forsyth Julianna Marie Forsyth, Albany, Ore., and Jerrod Bruce MacPherson, Burbank, Wash., plan to marry this summer.

Hoover-Johnson Karen Johnson, Chattaroy, and Brandon Hoover, Spokane, plan to marry June 15.

Galioto-Brown Heather T. Brown, Kirkland, Wash., and Mark E. Galioto, Bellevue, Wash, both formerly of Spokane, plan to marry Feb. 16.

Estlund-Allen Jodi Allen and Bob Estlund, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 20.

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