Engagements

Sun., Jan. 30, 2000

Welch-Hoffman - Jennifer Louise Hoffman and Willie Blyth Welch, both of Seattle, plan to marry Feb. 5.

Hoard-Sire - Kacie Michelle Sire and Tyrone Quincy Hoard Jr., both of Spokane, plan to marry March 18.

Sani-Davis - Pamela Ann Davis and E. David Sani, both of Spokane, plan to marry May 21.

Holbrook-Hamblen-Fowler - Christie Hamblen-Fowler and Raymond Holbrook plan to marry May 21.

Strang-Jones - Brook Stephani Jones and Joseph Allen Strang, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 3.

Knighton-Davidson - Nicole Davidson and Paul Knighton, both of Meridian, Idaho, plan to marry July 16.

Hauser-Miller - Erin Heather Miller of Spokane and Jeffrey Michael Hauser of Great Falls, Mont., plan to marry Aug. 19.

Kittilstved-Baldwin - Natalie Baldwin and Scott Kittilstved, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 19.

Stading-Paris - Yvonne Marie Paris and Lloyd J. Stading Jr., both of Auburn, Wash., plan to marry Oct. 14.

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