Engagements

Sun., Sept. 22, 1996

Roth-Lugo Eric Roth and Angela Lugo, both of Spokane, plan to marry in September 1998.

Allyn-Quigg Karyn Quigg, Seattle, and Gregg Allyn, Redmond, Wash., plan to marry Feb. 1, 1997.

Wilcox-Surface Elizabeth Anne “Lisa” Surface and Jack Howard Wilcox, both of Cheney, plan to marry Dec. 14.

Hill-Sullivan Kari Sue Sullivan, Spokane, and Kenneth Martin Hill, Puyallup, Wash., plan to marry Oct. 5.

Eggleston-Gibson Teresa Marie Gibson, Spokane, and Keith Edward Eggleston, Cheney, plan to marry April 12, 1997.

McCoy-Iltz Tami Iltz and Kevin McCoy, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 19.

Walker-Simchuk Tammy Lynn Simchuk and Shawn Michael Walker, both of Mead, plan to marry April 9, 1997.

McNeice-Person Jodi Linn Person and Brad Edward McNeice, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 28, 1997.

Hadley-Swan Keri Swan, Seattle, and Gunnar Hadley, Seattle, formerly of Spokane, plan to marry July 11, 1997.

Pollock-Rohner Dolores Rohner and Brian Pollock, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 5.

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