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1991-2000 Marriages 1991-2000 marriages 1991-2000 marriages Date of Headline Illus Page Bride Groom Subject Paper Paper 9/28/1997 AASEN,MACY Y 16 AASEN,TONYA LEE MACY,BRIAN SCOTT MARRIAGE; AASEN,TONYA LEE; AASEN,JAMES; AASEN,LINDA; AASEN,CHARLOTTE KELLEY; NR MACY,BRIAN SCOTT; MACY,BILL; MACY,LINDA 8/27/2000 ABNEY,BURRIS Y 14 ABNEY,BRANDI LYNN BURRIS,ANDREW JOSEPH MARRIAGE; ABNEY,BRANDI LYNN; ABNEY,LARRY; KEATON,BOB; KEATON,JULIE; BURRIS,ANDREW NR JOSEPH; BURRIS,JIM; BURRIS,ORVELLA 11/14/1999 ABRAHAMSON,EVANS Y 14 ABRAHAMSON,BRANDI EVANS,ROBERT T MARRIAGE; ABRAHAMSON,BRANDI KAY; ABRAHAMSON,TERRI; HAMAKER,BETTY ZANE; NR KAY EVANS,ROBERT T; EVANS,DALE; EVANS,LORETTA; BUTLER,CONNIE; BUTLER,BILL 4/3/1994 ADAIR,SCOTT Y 18 ADAIR,HEATHER SCOTT,BRANDON MARRIAGE; ADAIR,HEATHER; SCOTT,BRANDON; ADAIR,KEN; ADAIR,JACKIE; SCOTT,TED; NR SPAWN,JEANNE 1/8/1995 ADDINGTON,ALLEE Y 16 ADDINGTON,JENNIFER JO ALLEE,STEVEN JOSEPH MARRIAGE; ADDINGTON,JENNIFER JO; ALLEE,STEVEN JOSEPH; LITTLE,ROY; LITTLE,MARY ELLEN; NR CREPS,TOM; CREPS,JANET 1/12/1997 ADSIT,JOHNSON Y 14 ADSIT,JENNY JOHNSTON,GABRIEL MARRIAGE; ADSIT,JENNY; ADSIT,JACK; ADSIT,KAREN; JOHNSTON,GABRIEL; JOHNSTON,JIM; NR HESS,MARY 1/22/1995 AHRENS,RISS Y 16 AHRENS,KRISTAL RISS,KEITH MARRIAGE; AHRENS,KRISTAL; RISS,KEITH; KOROSEC,CAROLE; AHRENS,CHRIS; RISS,STEVE; NR RISS,DEE; 7/23/2000 ALLEN,STARBUCK Y 14 ALLEN,ANNIE AMALIA STARBUCK,LARRY L MARRIAGE; ALLEN,ANNIE AMALIA; STARBUCK,LARRY L; DEAN,VIRGINIA ALLEN; NR ALLEN,NORMAN,BURTON; STARBUCK,JAMIE; STARBUCK,CLIFF 7/25/1999 ALLEN,BRYSON Y 16 ALLEN,STEPHANIE LANE BRYSON,NICHOLAS WADE MARRIAGE; ALLEN,STEPHANIE LANE; ALLEN,MICHAEL; ALLEN,MARILYN; BRYSON,NICHOLAS NR WADE; BRYSON,RANDY; BRYSON,CAROL 9/28/1997 ALLEN,BRUCE Y 16 ALLEN,VIRGINIA BRUCE,ROBERT MARRIAGE; ALLEN,VIRGINIA; DEAN,VIRGINIA; BRUCE,ROBERT; BRUCE,DICK; BRUCE,KAREN NR 1/31/1999 AMEND,MARSHALL Y 14 AMEND,SARA L MARSHALL,JOSEPH C MARRIAGE; AMEND,SARA L; AMEND,CHRISTOPHER; AMEND,DELLA GAY; MARSHALL,JOSEPH C; NR HILL,MARIA; MARSHALL,DAVID 1/10/1993 ANDERSON,LEONARD Y 16 ANDERSON,JOLENE LEONARD,DUANE MARRIAGE; ANDERSON,JOLENE; LEONARD,DUANE; ANDERSON,DELLA; CLOUSE,BILL; NR CLOUSE,BETTY 4/23/1995 ANDERSON,WARDER Y 17 ANDERSON,LAURA WARDER,GREG MARRIAGE; ANDERSON,LAURA; WARDER,GREG; ANDERSON,PAUL; WARDER,ROBERT; NR ANDERSON,ALMYRA; WARDER,JOANNA 8/20/2000 ANDERSON,HUMPHREY Y 18 ANDERSON,LAURIE ANN HUMPHREY,ROBERT W MARRIAGE; ANDERSON,LAURIE ANN; HUMPHREY,ROBERT WAYNE NR 8/15/1999 ANDERSON,COOK Y 14 ANDERSON,MICHELLE COOK,TERRY MARRIAGE; ANDERSON,MICHELLE; ANDERSON,LARRY; KUNZ,FRANK; KUNZ,SHARON; NR COOK,TERRY; COOK,LAURIE; COOK,TOM 10/1/2000 ANDERSON,DOUGLAS Y 16 ANDERSON,ROBERTA J DOUGLAS,RICHARD B MARRIAGE; ANDERSON,ROBERTA J; GEER,ROBERT; DOUGLAS,RICHARD B; DOUGLAS,CHRISTINE; NR DOUGLAS,HENRY 2/20/1994 ANDERSON,HOMME-HOLTE Y 18 ANDERSON-HOMME,AMY HOLTE,ERIC MARRIAGE; ANDERSON-HOMME,AMY; HOLTE,ERIC; NR 9/20/1992 ARBACH, BROWN 10 ARBACH,LISA BROWN,DAVID MARRIAGE; ARBACH,LISA; BROWN,DAVID; ARBACH,JEROME; ARBACH,JANICE; BROWN,PAUL NR 5/31/1992 ARDISSON,IMBERI 10 ARDISSON,ANGELA IMBERI,RONALD MARRIAGE; ARDISSON,ANGELA; IMBERI,RONALD; IMBERI,LEO; IMBERI,FAY NR 4/21/1996 ATCHISON,LACY Y 18 ATCHISON,TABITHA RUTH LACY,DAVID SHANE MARRIAGE; ATCHISON,TABITHA RUTH; ATCHISON,JOHN; ATCHISON,MARILYN; LACY,DAVID NR SHANE; LEMASTERS,RICK; LEMASTERS,SUSAN 10/4/1992 AULSTON,HEYING Y 10 AULSTON,STACY HEYING,CRAIG MARRIAGE; AULSTON,STACY; HEYING,CRAIG; PHOENIX, GARY; PHOENIX,PAULA; NR HEYING,DUWAYNE 2/17/1991 AULT, RITTBERGER Y 12 AULT,STEPHANIE MARIE RITTBERGER,GILBERT R MARRIAGE; AULT,STEPHANIE MARIE; RITTBERGER,GILBERT R; AULT,JERROLD; CONNETT,VICTORIA; NR RITTBERGER,MARY ANN 10/25/1992 AUSTIN, WEESE Y 18 AUSTIN,MONICA WEESE,DAVID MARRIAGE; AUSTIN,MONICA; WEESE,DAVID NR 8/4/1996 AVERY,GRAHAM Y 14 AVERY,TINA GRAHAM,MARTY MARRIAGE; AVERY,TINA; AVERY,MATT; AVERY,DIANN; GRAHAM,MARTY; GRAHAM,DAVE; NR GRAHAM,SHERRY 1991-2000 marriages.html[2/25/2015 2:26:58 PM] 1991-2000 marriages 9/17/2000 BACHMANN,JACOBS Y 16 BACHMANN,RACHEL JO JACOBS,PHILIP DAVID MARRIAGE; BACHMANN,RACHEL JO; BACHMANN,JEFFREY; BACHMANN,JOANN; JACOBS,PHILIP NR DAVID; JACOBS,DAVID; JACOBS,ELIZABETH 3/10/1996 BACHMEIER,POOL Y 14 BACHMEIER,GERRI ANN POOL,JASON KEITH MARRIAGE; BACHMEIER,GERRI ANN; POOL,JASON KEITH; FREIDT,PRESTON; POOL,CHARLES; NR POOL,COLLEEN; BACHMEIER,GERALD; BACHMEIER,WILLETTE 2/6/2000 BACON,KELLEY Y 14 BACON,LYDIA KELLEY,JAMES B MARRIAGE; BACON,LYDIA; BACON,JAMES; KELLEY,JAMES B; KELLEY,LYNN; KELLEY,HAROLD NR 7/19/1992 BADGER,OJA Y 10 BADGER,JUANITA RENEA OJA,JOHN JAY MARRIAGE; BADGER,JUANITA RENEA; OJA,JOHN JAY; BALGHEIM,VIVIAN; OJA,JOHN; OJA,CAROL NR 9/4/1994 BAGWELL,MOSER Y 18 BAGWELL,DENISE MOSER,JEREMY MARRIAGE; BAGWELL,DENISE; MOSER,JEREMY; BAGWELL,DAVE; BAGWELL,SHIRLEY; NR MOSER,GENE; MOSER,WINONA 12/10/1995 BAKER,HAHN Y 18 BAKER,ANNA MARIE HAHN,CARL NICHOLAS MARRIAGE; BAKER,ANNA MARIE; BAKER,KATHY; BAKER,GEORGE; HAHN,CARL NICHOLAS; NR HAHN,CARL JR; HAHN,EDIE 10/3/1999 BALL,ANDERSON Y 14 BALL,TRACI ANDERSON,DON MARRIAGE; BALL,TRACI; BALL,JIM; BALL,MARY; ANDERSON,DON; ANDERSON,PAUL; NR ANDERSON,ALMYRA 11/8/1998 BARBE,KENNEDY Y 14 BARBE,SHAWNTERA L KENNEDY,COREY J MARRIAGE; BARBE,SHAWNTERA L; BARBE,DF BUTCH; BARBE,RICKI; KENNEDY,COREY J; NR KENNEDY,LEONA; KENNEDY,NORM 8/25/1991 BARBER,HOLDEN Y 14 BARBER,BRENDA HOLDEN,TODD MARRIAGE; BARBER,BRENDA; HOLDEN,TODD; BARBER,DAVID; BARBER,MARILYN; HOLDEN,ORVIL; NR HOLDEN,YVONNE; 2/7/1993 BARKS,GOUDZWAARD Y 16 BARKS,JAMI GOUDZWAARD,LANCE MARRIAGE; BARKS,JAMI; GOUDZWAARD,LANCE; BARKS,DAN; GOUDZWAARD,CHUCK; NR GOUDZWAARD,BETTY 6/16/1991 BARNETTE, REZHICEK Y 14 BARNETTE, VICKY REZHICEK, LARRY MARRIAGE; BARNETTE, VICKY; REZHICEK, LARRY; ROBERTSON, LORETTA; ROBERTSON, FRITZ; NR 8/6/1995 BARTELS, SIEVEKE Y 18 BARTELS,DIANNE SIEVEKE,ROBERT MARRIAGE; BARTELS,DIANNE; SIEVEKE,ROBERT NR 9/12/1993 BARTON,STEWART Y 17 BARTON,JANELLE STEWART,LYLE MARRIAGE; BARTON,JANELLE; STEWART,LYLE; BARTON,DON NR 10/15/1995 BAYS,EISENHAUER Y 16 BAYS,TANYA SUE EISENHAUER,KIRBY MARRIAGE; BAYS,TANYA SUE; EISENHAUER,KIRBY DUSTIN; BAYS,JIM; BAYS,KAREN; KEMP,LOREN; NR DUSTIN KEMP,LEOLA; MATERI,RON; MATERI,CARLA 2/18/1996 BEAGLE,JONES Y 14 BEAGLE,DONNETTE JONES,GREG MARRIAGE; BEAGLE,DONNETTE; JONES,GREG; CALE,DONALD; JONES,EDWARD NR 7/7/1996 BECK,JAMES Y 14 BECK,TEDDIE JAMES,MIKE MARRIAGE; BECK,TEDDIE; BECK,TED; BECK,JOANN; JAMES,MIKE; JAMES,DANNY; JAMES,MARY NR 11/14/1999 BELL,MESRITZ Y 14 BELL,ERIN MESRITZ,PHILLIPPE MARRIAGE; BELL,ERIN; BELL,MIKE; BELL,VIRGINIA; MESRITZ,PHILLIPPE; MESRITZ,REINER; NR MESRITZ,MARIANNE 11/14/1993 BELMONT,HIX Y 16 BELMONT,KARLA HIX,MICHAEL MARRIAGE; BELMONT,KARLA; HIX,MICHAEL; BELMONT,BILL; HIX,LONNIE; HIX,PATRICIA NR 4/18/1993 BENEDICK, CARSTENS Y 16 BENEDICK,BRIDGET CARSTENS,CHAD MARRIAGE; BENEDICK,BRIDGET; CARSTENS,CHAD; BENEDICK,GEORGE; BENEDICK,DARLENE; NR CARSTENS,HERB; CARSTENS,KATHY 6/2/1991 BENKO, RAMSDELL Y 12 BENKO,CHRISTINE RAMSDELL,SCOTT MARRIAGE; BENKO,CHRISTINE; RAMSDELL,SCOTT; BENKO,RON; THOMPSON,CAROLE; NR JOHNSON,SHIRLEY; EALY,MUREL; EALY,GLADYS 5/26/1991 BENKO, RAMSDELL Y 14 BENKO,CHRISTINE RAMSDELL,SCOTT MARRIAGE; BENKO,CHRISTINE; RAMSDELL,SCOTT; BENKO,RON; THOMPSON,CAROLE; NR JOHNSON,SHIRLEY; EALY,MUREL; EALY,GLADYS 12/26/1999 BERANEK,MORGAN Y 16 BERANEK,JENNY MORGAN,MARK MARRIAGE; BERANEK,JENNY; BERANEK,JANE; BERANEK,JOHN; MORGAN,MARK; NR MORGAN,MARSHALL; MORGAN,BEVERLY 3/15/1992 BETHUREM,CHAPMAN Y 12 BETHUREM,KERI CHAPMAN,TOM MARRIAGE; BETHUREM,KERI; CHAPMAN,TOM; NR 3/26/2000 BEYER,GROSS Y 14 BEYER,BRENDA SU GROSS,JAMES ROBERT MARRIAGE; BEYER,BRENDA SU; BEYER,AL; BEYER,NANCY; GROSS,JAMES ROBERT; GROSS,DON; NR GROSS,LINDA 12/5/1999 BEYER,STILLMAN Y 14 BEYER,WENDY STILLMAN,STEVE MARRIAGE; BEYER,WENDY; BEYER,AL; BEYER,NANCY; STILLMAN,STEVE; STILLMAN,DARELL; NR STILLMAN,ALVINA 8/13/2000 BIRGEN,REDETZKE Y 14 BIRGEN,REBECCA ANN REDETZKE,CHARLES MARRIAGE; BIRGEN,REBECCA ANN; BIRGEN,JIM; BIRGEN,DONNA; REDETZKE,CHARLES THOMAS; NR THOMAS REDETZKE,TED; REDETZKE,ELIZABETH 12/17/1995 BISSEY,PERKS Y 20 BISSEY,RHONDA PERKS,WILLIAM MARRIAGE; BISSEY,RHONDA; BISSEY,RONALD; BISSEY,MARGARET; PERKS,WILLIAM; NR PERKS,EDWARD; BARRY,JOHANNA; 1991-2000 marriages.html[2/25/2015 2:26:58 PM] 1991-2000 marriages 9/29/1996 BJORAKER,NAUS Y 14 BJORAKER,CHERYL NAUS,MICHAEL TYLER MARRIAGE; BJORAKER,CHERYL; BJORAKER,ROGER; BJORAKER,FRANCES; NAUS,MICHAEL TYLER; NR NAUS,NANCY; NAUS,MICHAEL 9/26/1993 BLANKENHAGEN, HUGHETT Y 18 BLANKENHAGEN,KRISTY HUGHETT,WILLIAM MARRIAGE; BLANKENHAGEN,KRISTY; HUGHETT,WILLIAM; NR BLANKENHAGEN,DEL;BLANKENHAGEN,JERI; BLANKENHAGEN,KELLY; 2/21/1993 BLAUER, SINGLEY Y 16 BLAUER,STEPHANIE SINGLEY,VINCENT MARRIAGE; BLAUER,STEPHANIE; SINGLEY,VINCENT; BLAUER,TRISTA; BLAUER,STEVE; BLAUER,JUDY NR 9/13/1998 BLAUSEY,STEIN Y 13 BLAUSEY,KATHY STEIN,MIKE MARRIAGE; BLAUSEY,KATHY; BLAUSEY,DON; BLAUSEY,THERESA; FITZGERALD,VICKIE; STEIN,MIKE; NR STEIN,TJ; STEIN,KAREN; FITZGERALD,RICK 10/23/1994 BOEDEKER,BARBULA Y 18 BOEDEKER,CARRIE BARBULA,TOM MARRIAGE; BOEDEKER,CARRIE; BARBULA,TOM; BOEDEKER,BOB; BARBULA,BILL; NR BOEDEKER,FRITZY; BARBULA,ARLENE 9/21/1997 BOISVERT,ANDERSON Y 14 BOISVERT,AMY ANDERSON,ANDY MARRIAGE; BOISVERT,AMY; BOISVERT,GASTON; BOISVERT,MARGARET; ANDERSON,ANDY; NR ANDERSON,GENE; ANDERSON,ALICE 7/30/1995 BOWDEN,GREEN Y 13 BOWDEN,BETSY LEA GREEN,TIMOTHY JOHN MARRIAGE; BOWDEN,BETSY LEA; GREEN,TIMOTHY JOHN; BOWDEN,ALBERTA; BOWDEN,JAMES; NR GREEN,JOHN; GREEN,LUCY 3/19/1995 BOWMAN,DANIELLS Y 18 BOWMAN,KATHY J DANIELLS,PAUL A MARRIAGE; BOWMAN,KATHY J; DANIELLS,PAUL A NR 7/14/1996 BOYER,BERGMAN Y 14 BOYER,MICHELLE BERGMAN,DAN MARRIAGE; BOYER,MICHELLE; BOYER,ED; BOYER,COLLEEN; BERGMAN,DAN; BERGMAN,HAROLD;
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