08/31/08 Weddings


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Hardman-Villarreal

Nancy Villarreal and Benjamin David Hardman were married Aug. 2 at Lovejoy Fountain in Portland. A reception followed at McCormick and Schmick's Harborside at the Marina in Portland. A local reception was held Aug. 22 at the Winemaker's Loft in Prosser.

The bride is the daughter of Jesse and Hilda Villarreal of Prosser. The bridegroom is the son of David and Paula Hardman of Lynden, Wash.

Both families surrounded the couple to serve as the wedding party.

The bride earned a degree in dental hygiene from Yakima Valley Community College and is employed at Westside Family Dental in Grandview. The bridegroom has a master's degree in teaching from Washington State University and is employed as a seventh-grade language arts teacher at Grandview Middle School.

Following a wedding trip to Ashland, Ore., and Southern California, the couple is at home in Grandview.

 

O'Neal-Mooney

Nastacia Tara Mooney and Conner Allen O'Neal were married June 7 at First United Pentecostal Church in Yakima. A reception followed at the Upper Valley Sports Complex in Naches.

The bride is the daughter of Randy and Colleen Mooney of Selah. The bridegroom is the son of Doug and Peggy O'Neal of Seattle and Nancy Lyons of Seattle.

Corey O'Neal was best man and Erin Fatland was matron of honor. Other members of the wedding party were Jennifer Mooney, Christy Kimmel, Jared Mooney, Curtis Schmieder, Taylor Mooney, Charlotte O'Neal, Devin Mooney, Kaiden O'Neal and Logan O'Neal.

The bride graduated from Selah High School and the University of Washington with a bachelor's degree in social work. The bridegroom graduated from Evergreen High School in Seattle. He is employed as a low-voltage electrician with Premier Sound and Communication.

Following a wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico, the couple is at home in Auburn, Wash.

 

Moyer-Stansbury

Hollie Shannon Stansbury and Eli Wilkerson Moyer were married April 5 at American Homestead. A reception followed.

The bride is the daughter of Roger and Kathie Stansbury of Yakima. The bridegroom is the son of Homer and Beret Moyer of Chevy Chase, Md.

Shannon Leith was maid of honor and Max Moyer was best man. Other members of the wedding party were Heather Clark, Krystal Yates, Elizabeth Novobielski, Alicia Rumble, Kristin Hayes, Bronwen Newcott, Kaia Joye Moyer, David Frerichs, Elliott Garber, Trevor Jensen, Keith Rumble, Paul Schneider, Ben Newcott, Tobey Stansbury, J. Lee Tobey, Ella Blue Moyer, Kassidy Yates, Peyton Yates, Cyler Clark and Silas Newcott.

The bride is pursuing intercultural studies at Biola University. The bridegroom earned a bachelor of arts degree in music from the University of Pennsylvania.

Following a wedding trip to Iceland, France, Spain, Romania and Ireland, the couple is at home in La Mirada, Calif., until May, when they plan to move to Iasi, Romania.

 

DeLancy-Boyd

Kristi Boyd and Kevin DeLancy were married June 14 in Rock Island, Wash.

The bride is the daughter of John and Linda Boyd of Selah. The bridegroom is the son of Thomas DeLancy and Donna DeLancy of Wenatchee.

Jen Pearsall was maid of honor and David Chaverin was best man. Other members of the wedding party included Amy Leake, Chealsea Nelson, Ted DeLancy, Shawn DeLancy, Jason DeLancy, Andrew Caveness, Leah Boyd and Megan Boyd.

The bride earned her bachelor's degree in elementary education from Central Washington University. She is a substitute teacher. The bridegroom earned his bachelor's degree in law and justice from CWU.

Following a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the couple is at home in Kennewick.

 

 

Grow-Greves

Mollie Greves and Joel Grow were married May 25 at the United Church of Christ Fauntleroy Church in West Seattle. A reception followed.

The bride is the daughter of Dr. John and Mari Greves of Vancouver, Wash. The bridegroom is the son of Carol and Robert Inouye of Yakima, and Tom and Lynn Grow of Seattle.

Megan Greves Klinginsmith was matron of honor and Sarah Grow was best woman. Other members of the wedding party included Matthew Chase, John Greves, Maren Olson, Sonya Dyhrman, Chad Gray, Kevin Vanes and Julia Chase.

The bride graduated from Hudson Bay High School in Vancouver and Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. She is an assistant professor with University of Washington Pediatrics. The bridegroom graduated from West Valley High School and Whitman College in Walla Walla. He is a UW graduate student in psychology.

Following a trip to the San Juan Islands, the couple is at home in Seattle.

 

 

Holman-Malgesini

Kathryn Beth Malgesini and Austin Joseph Holman were married May 31 at Holman Homestead on Old Naches Highway. A reception followed in the Modern Living Building at State Fair Park.

The bride is the daughter of Dennis and Renee Malgesini of Selah. The bridegroom is the son of Joe and Roz Holman.

Julie Ureel was maid of honor, Kirstin Bault was matron of honor, and Grant Crichton and Brendon Sales were best men. Other members of the wedding party included Mike Ureel, Kevin Malgesini, Tom Holman, Chad Bault, Nic Lukehart, Ian Sheppard and Brian Malgesini.

The bride graduated from Naches High School and attended Yakima Valley Community College and Pacific Lutheran University. The bridegroom graduated from Naches High School and attended PLU. He is employed at the Home Depot. The couple plan to return to school in Tacoma to pursue degrees in nursing.

Following a trip to Mazatlan, Mexico, the couple is at home in Tacoma.

 

 



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