Engagements

Sun., Jan. 24, 1999

Moser-Berkley Jessica Marie Berkley and Glenn Allen Moser, both of Duncan, S.C., plan to marry May 8. Berkley is a former Spokane resident.

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

Kelly-Weis Amy Weis, Valleyford, and Jeff Kelly, Spokane, plan to marry July 17.

Burke-Nelson Jennifer Nelson and Steven Burke, both of Spokane, plan to marry April 22, 2000.

Dietrich-Homes Melissa Homes, Spokane, and Kevin Dietrich, Chelan, Wash., plan to marry June 26.

Edwards-Kile Karen Ann Kile, St. John, Wash., and David Cochran Edwards, Federal Way, Wash., plan to marry March 20.

Thomas-Dammann Sarah Madeline Dammann, Los Angeles, and Mitchell McLean Thomas, Spokane, plan to marry June 26.

Dinnen-Behrens Gina Behrens, Spokane, and Mike Dinnen, Bellevue, Wash., plan to marry Aug. 14.

Goldsmith-Quinton Sheri Quinton, Mesa, Wash., and Chad Goldsmith, Spokane, plan to marry June 11.

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