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Jessica got married on July 4, 2004. Isn't she a beautiful bride? As a newly ordained priest, I had the great privilege of performing the ceremony --going through a few more Kleenex than your average minister! |
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| The blond in the red dress is Jessica's sister-in-law, Amanda. The dark-haired lady is my long-suffering sister Pat, who was so busy trying to cut the cake and keep us all organized that she had no time to pose for pictures! |
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From left to right: Son Daniel, husband Harold, Karen (that's me!), daughter Jessica, and son-in-law Josh. Also pictured is an arm and part of the head of Josh's mother--sorry about that, Julie! |
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Parents and Grandparents of the bride and groom. |
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The traditional rice-throwing (note the bride is carrying the traditional bottle of Coke)! The lovely lady in the black jacket is my good friend and co-teacher, Joline Javorsky. |
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The music you hear is "Pachelbel's Canon," downloaded free from Jesse's Pachelbel's Canon Page. If you like to walk on the wild side, check out this site and click on the version called "radcanon"! |
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