Engagements

Sun., Nov. 26, 2000

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Wheeler-Giesa Tari Giesa and Jerrold Wheeler, both of Spokane, plan to marry Jan. 20.

Krommenhoek-Eldredge Marybeth Eldredge and Brandon “James” Krommenhoek, both of Post Falls, plan to marry March 17.

Hickman-Gale Stephanie Gale and Todd Hickman, both of Spokane, plan to marry April 6.

Wagner-Rayner Lisa Rayner, Coeur d’Alene, and Brian Wagner, Spokane, plan to marry April 21.

Hawley-Irving Stephanie L. Irving, Veradale, and Matthew M. Hawley, Mead, plan to marry June 16.

LeGrant-Arnot Licia Ann Arnot, Liberty Lake, and Kyle Patrick LeGrant, Spokane, plan to marry July 28.

Mower-Fountaine Shanna Fountaine and Jason Mower, both of Veradale, plan to marry Sept. 8.

Bunney-Borg Sarah E. Borg and Jeremy A. Bunney, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 6.

Robertson-Amsterdam Diana Amsterdam and James Robertson, both of New York, plan to marry in October.

Robertson is formerly of Cheney.

Palmer-Giesa Shawna Giesa and Michael Palmer, both of Spokane, plan to marry in the fall.

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