Engagements

Sun., Feb. 7, 1999

Louque-Goen - Kelly Colleen Goen and David Louis Louque Jr., both of San Antonio, Texas, plan to marry Jan. 15.

Crutcher-Whitmore - Wendi Whitmore and Jeff Crutcher, both of Othello, Wash., plan to marry June 26.

Coy-Kohoutek - Heather Nicole Kohoutek and Chad David Coy, both of Post Falls, plan to marry March 20.

Sparano-Laws - Heather Marie Laws and John Vincent Sparano, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 12.

Robertson-Dieter - Susan Marie Dieter, Nine Mile Falls, and Leonard Lloyd Robertson, Deer Park, plan to marry in August.

Taylor-Baker - Karen Baker and Cory Taylor, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 16.

Katsel-John - Amy Marie John and Trac Aaron Katsel, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 10.

Dunne-Heydon - Kelly Jean Heydon and Kevin Joseph Dunne, both of Spokane, plan to marry May 15.

White-McGaughy - Sasha Noel McGaughy and William David White, both of Bellevue, Wash., plan to marry Feb. 13.

Gaudette-Thoorsell - Connie Thoorsell and Robert Gaudette, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 7.

Nicholas-Emry - Karin Emry and Tom Nicholas, both of London, plan to marry July 31.

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