Engagements

Sun., March 31, 1996

Levernier-Dixon Edna Lynn Dixon, Statesboro, Ga., and William B. Levernier, Statesboro, formerly of Spokane, plan to marry June 22.

Mitchell-Myers Melissa Tess Myers, Beaumont, Texas, and Jamey Allen Mitchell, Boise, formerly of Spokane, plan to marry July 6.

Hayes-Edlin Shannon Renee Edlin and Rick Allen Hayes, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 1.

Preston-Rockwell Melissa Rockwell, Camas, Wash., and Jonathan E. Preston, Vancouver, Wash., plan to marry July 13.

Gleasman-Cook Lisa M. Cook, Spokane, and Randall S. Gleasman, Lake Chelan, Wash., plan to marry Aug. 3.

Gibbs-Abernathy Jennifer D. Abernathy and William C. Gibbs, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 1.

Quidwai-Hodge Alison Hodge and Shahid Quidwai, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 20.

Coutts-Gray Gayle Lynne Gray and George T. Coutts, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 10.

Sparks-Parker Pamela Parker and Kevin Sparks, both of Post Falls, plan to marry July 6.

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