Stewart-Ditzel Spokane

Wed., Oct. 27, 1999

Tamara Ditzel exchanged vows with Iain Stewart in a June 12 ceremony in Manito Park’s Rose Garden. Celtic bagpipers provided the music.

The bride is the daughter of Jim and Kitty Ditzel, Riverside, Wash. Duncun and Char Stewart, Texas, are the groom’s parents.

A reception at the YWCA followed the ceremony. The Stewarts are living in Spokane and will honeymoon later.

The bride is a CNA at Rockwood Retirement Community and the groom is a survival instructor at Fairchild Air Force Base.

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