Engagements

Sun., Jan. 17, 1999

Hatfield-Nickel Christina L. Nickel, Hayden Lake, Idaho, and J. Darrin Hatfield of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 18.

Salisbury-Childress Kim Childress and Mike Salisbury, both of Moscow, Idaho, plan to marry May 29.

Gannon-Meddock Marci Meddock, Mead, and Joseph M. Gannon, Spokane, announce their engagement, plan to marry later.

Doherty-DeRoshia Julie DeRoshia, Kirkland, Wash., and Ryan Doherty, Seattle, plan to marry July 3.

Bernal-Rogers Rammie J. Rogers and Scott A. Bernal, both of Pullman, plan to marry in May 2000.

Rinck-Jones Sherry L. Jones, Kinsman, Ohio, and Jeffrey B. Rinck, Spokane, plan to marry May 29.

Van de Veer-Santos Alexandria (Lexi) Santos and Nathan Van de Veer, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 31.

Prior-Wruble Diane Wruble and Kelly Prior, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 7.

Robalino-Forster Melanie Forster and Mauricio Robalino, both of Seattle, plan to marry March 7.

Morrison-Leland-Hodl Maggie Leland-Hodl, Post Falls, and Justin Morrison, Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry July 10.

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