Carruthers-Hockett Spokane

Tue., Dec. 26, 2000

Stacey Brandon Hockett exchanged wedding vows with Bradly Gordon Carruthers in an Aug. 12 ceremony at Timberview Christian Fellowship.

The bride is the daughter of William Hockett and Pam Cunningham, both of Spokane. Dwight and Vicki Carruthers, Nine Mile Falls, are parents of the groom.

A reception at Cameo Catering and Event Facility followed the ceremony. The couple are living in Spokane after a honeymoon in San Diego.

The bride is a senior at Whitworth College and is an annuity specialist at Western United Life Assurance Co. The groom is a senior at Eastern Washington University and is a quality control analyst at the Bank of America.

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