Engagements

Sun., Feb. 15, 1998

Fitterer-Lock Tracy L. Lock, Spokane, and Steven L. Fitterer, Liberty Lake, plan to marry April 25.

Flyckt-Chandler Catherine Colleen Chandler, Mica, and Randy Jay Flyckt, Spokane, plan to marry June 20.

Shannon-Adams Jessica Louise Adams and Tom William Shannon, both of Deer Park, plan to marry June 20.

Sage-Gerling Erika S. Gerling and Christopher J. Sage, both of Spokane, plan to marry Dec. 31, 1999.

Cox-Smith Lanie Smith and Dave Cox, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 20.

Panza-Synstelien Angie Synstelien, Ashby, Minn., and Joseph Panza, Spokane, plan to marry June 20.

Stirling-Sims Janel Sims and Tom Stirling, both of Spokane, plan to marry Feb. 28.

Twenge-Kuntz Jennifer Kuntz, Chattaroy, and Dane Twenge, Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 12.

Pitts-Burnham Kasey Burnham and Josh Pitts, both of Spokane, plan to marry April 4.

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