Ball-Crouch Spokane

Thu., Sept. 7, 2000

Anna Crouch exchanged wedding vows with Phillip Ball in a July 15 ceremony at Trinity Baptist Church.

The bride is the daughter of Thomas and Lorraine Crouch, Spokane. Linda Ball, Medical Lake, is the mother of the groom.

A reception at Quall Hall at Whitworth Presbyterian Church followed the ceremony. The couple are living in Spokane after a honeymoon in Edmonton, Alberta.

A graduate of Northwest Christian High School, the bride is an instructional assistant for Deaf Education Pre-School at Linwood Elementary School. The groom is a graduate of Christian Heritage College in El Cajon, Calif., and works as a residential counselor at Excelsior Youth Center.

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