Engagements

Sun., May 17, 1998

Galey-Williams Michelle Marie Williams and Eric Ray Galey, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 26.

Mathis-Gerding Heidi Gerding and Tyler Mathis, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 19, 1999.

Valley-Petersen Melissa Petersen and Jason Valley, both of Bellingham, plan to marry July 25.

Haws-Cordano Michelle Cordano and Brian Haws, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 1.

Hansen-Poffenroth Angie Poffenroth and Rick Hansen, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 26.

Kunkel-Doutre Michelle Renee Doutre and Richard Jeffrey Kunkel, both of Seattle, plan to marry Sept. 12.

Turner-Hoppe Ann Marie Hoppe, Spokane, and Joseph R. Turner, Cheney, plan to marry July 17.

Hunton-Hoppe Suzanne M. Hoppe and Jon W. Hunton, both of Bellingham, plan to marry Aug. 20.

Maresh-Warner Michele Lynn Warner, Spokane, and Scott Maresh, Seattle, plan to marry Aug. 22.

Singh-Martin Lacrecia T. Martin and Elvis R. Anthony Singh, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 20.

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