Engagements

Sun., Oct. 4, 1998

Madsen-Stanley Amy Elizabeth Stanley and Kent Michael Madsen, Kirkland, Wash., plan to marry July 24.

Robison-Ybarra Amanda E. Ybarra and William “Billy” K. Robison, both of Spokane, plan to marry April 17.

Muirhead-Hakemian Elizabeth Hakemian and John P. Muirhead, both of Phoenixville, Pa., plan to marry in June of 2000. Muirhead is a former Spokane resident.

Creager-Kary Christina D. Kary, Bellevue, Wash., and Donny Creager, Renton, Wash., plan to marry Oct. 24.

Dickinson-Shepard Ann Marie Shepard, Post Falls, and Derek Dickinson, Rathdrum, Idaho, plan to marry July 10.

Radford-Auvil Mary Lucille Auvil and Christopher Eric Radford, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 12.

Coe-Crowe Jennifer A. Crowe, Spokane, and Andrew M. Coe, East Wenatchee, Wash., plan to marry July 17.

Cochran-Furnari Lisa Diane Furnari, Columbus, Mo., and Paul Baird Cochran, Spokane, plan to marry Nov. 7.

Rieman-O’Halloran Molly Ellen O’Halloran and Christopher Rieman, both of Spokane, no date set.

Watts-McCulloch Jo Anne McCulloch and Darren Watts, both of Spokane, plan to marry in August.

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