Wagenblast-Walter Cheney

Sat., Feb. 5, 2000

Wedding vows were exchanged by Kathryn Marie Walter and Charles Benjamin Wagenblast in an April 10 ceremony at Spokane Valley United Methodist Church.

Forey and Barbara Walter, Spokane, are parents of the bride. The groom is the son of Fred and Jackie Allington, Odessa, Wash., and John and Esther Wagenblast, Yakima.

A reception followed at the church. The couple are living in Cheney following a Mediterranean honeymoon cruise in Greece and Turkey.

The couple are both graduates of Washington State University. The bride also has a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from Eastern Washington University and is a teacher at Sunset Elementary. The groom is studying for a master’s degree in science and physical education at EWU.

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