Engagements

Sun., April 16, 2000

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Clark-Cabe Deanna Cabe and Matthew Clark, both of Spokane, plan to marry May 13.

Rock-Deutsch Gretchen Deutsch and Robert Rock, both of Eugene, Ore., plan to marry May 20.

Witham-Amman Kirsten M. Amman and Reuben James Witham, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 17.

Schmidt-Gay Tracie Gay, Post Falls, and Rick Schmidt, Spokane, plan to marry June 24.

Anderson-Tanphantourath Seng Tanphantourath and Bryan Anderson, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 15.

Booth-Tucker Jodi Tucker and Chad Booth, both of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry July 15.

Mangis-Buckenberger Tami Buckenberger, Spokane, and David Mangis Jr., Spangle, plan to marry July 29.

Gunderson-McArthur Jessie McArthur, Hayden Lake, Idaho, and Matt Gunderson, La Mirada, Calif., plan to marry Aug. 12.

Meyer-Gavin Teresa M. Gavin, Coeur d’Alene, and Josh I. Meyer, Sandpoint, plan to marry Aug. 12.

Lipke-Dunham Lindsey A. Dunham, Spokane, and Benjamin J. Lipke, Los Angeles, plan to marry Aug. 19.

Heskett-Hough Katherine J. Hough and Robert G. Heskett, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 21.

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