Holland-Bendixen Spokane

Wed., Aug. 18, 1999

The marriage of Keri Bendixen to Breccon Holland was solemnized in a ceremony at St. Paul United Methodist Church.

Ken and Cheryl Bendixen, Spokane, are parents of the bride.

Holland is the son of Michael and Beccy Holland, Spokane.

A reception followed at the Sons of Norway Hall. The Hollands are living in Spokane after a honeymoon in Victoria, British Columbia.

The bride is a bookkeeper at Bendixen C.P.A., and the groom is a substitute teacher for School District 81.

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