Engagements

Sun., June 13, 1999

Oergel-Traxinger Tracie Rena Traxinger and Marc Charles Oergel, both of Rathdrum, Idaho, plan to marry June 26.

Jones-McInerney Kelly McInerney and Charles A. Jones, both of Reno, Nev., plan to marry Sept. 11. Jones is a 1991 graduate of Gonzaga Prep.

Sasser-Schmidt Corrine Schmidt, Medical Lake, and Michael Sasser, Spokane, plan to marry July 25.

Condon-Hanson Amy Hanson, Redmond, Wash., and Casey Condon, Seattle, plan to marry Sept. 11.

Finnegan-Henderson Katrina I. Henderson and John E. Finnegan, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 9.

Willis-Goodwin Carol Goodwin, Colbert, and Kirk Willis, Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 9.

Dodge-Prafke Traci Prafke and Shane Dodge, both of Renton, Wash., plan to marry Aug. 14.

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