Engagements

Sun., April 4, 1999

Pilimai-Michael Marsha Michael and George Pilimai, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 28.

Brown-Kremer Elizabeth Anne Kremer and Stephen D. Brown, both of Alexandria, Va., plan to marry May 15.

Jensen-Cameron Kali Ann Cameron, Spokane, and Dustin Paul Jensen, Centralia, Wash., plan to marry May 29.

Sitton-Sandberg Kristen June Sandberg, formerly of Spokane, now of Kingwood, Texas, and Douglas Allan Sitton, formerly of Moscow, Idaho, now of Portland, plan to marry Oct. 2.

Bradford-Williamson Susan Rae Williamson and William Dean Bradford, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 30.

Vitori-Abernathy Carrie E. Abernathy, Mesquite, Texas, and David E. Vitori, Fairchild Air Force Base, plan to marry July 17.

Replogle-Franklin Jennifer J. Franklin and Daniel Replogle, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 20.

Sorensen-Holschen Dorothea Mae Holschen and John Martin Sorensen, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 2.

Huddleston-Angel Typhani Joy Angel and William Orie Huddleston, both of Spokane, have not set a wedding date.

Clark-Maley Becky Maley and Bruce Clark, both of Spokane, plan to marry May 1.

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