Engagements

Sun., May 24, 1998

Vance-Quinn - Ann Margaret Quinn, Stillwater, Minn., and Robert Russell Vance, Spokane, plan to marry June 12.

Esser-Sutphin - Denise Jo Sutphin and Marvin Lee Esser, both of Hayden, Idaho, plan to marry June 6.

Elias-Revell - Susan Revell and Matt Elias, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 20.

Meekin-Wintersteller - Nan Marie Wintersteller, Sandusky, Ohio, and Kirk Frances Meekin, Los Alamos, N.M., plan to marry Sept. 5.

Taylor-Cole - Diana LaDawn Cole and Jeffrey Raymond Taylor, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 8.

Garza-Cornelison - Bambi Cornelison and Joseph Garza, both of Culdesac, Idaho, plan to marry May 23.

Escobar-Sundby - Sarah D. Sundby and Jamie R. Escobar, both of Otis Orchards, plan to marry July 18.

Penfield-Flanigan - Ann Marie Flanigan, Spokane, and Craig AricPenfield, Colbert, plan to marry in March 1999.

Lemon-Harrison - Diane Harrison and Brian Lemon, both of Spokane, plan to marry in August 1999.

Bradley-Harmon - Kate Harmon, Spokane, and Kevin Bradley, San Diego, plan to marry Aug. 1.

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