Elayne's Blog ~ RUNNING TO RECOVERY: Another son getting married!

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Another son getting married!

Tim and Stephanie are engaged!

5 comments:

Kims4Him said...: Yay!!!
Congrats!; July 8, 2010 at 6:47 PM
Erika Noelle said...: Time flyes.

Erika; July 8, 2010 at 7:09 PM
Anonymous said...: Amy O'Neill Hawk Yay!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! GO TIM!!! Mya and I would love to see you again soon Elayne.; July 8, 2010 at 8:37 PM
Anonymous said...: Noelle Minich Clark
pretty girl....and happy looking guy!; July 8, 2010 at 8:38 PM
Anonymous said...: Emy Spaeth Storms
whaaaaattttttt????? Who's Stephanie?? Congratulations! How exciting! Is she from here?

Lucy Evans Daniels
Congratulations!! :-)

Karen Galban
How exciting!!!

Karen Galban
How exciting!!!

Marcus-Ivy Minich
yay! congratulations!

Gwen Hambrick
Wow!!! Congrats!! You didn't even tell us he had a girlfriend. Fun, Fun. Did you get to meet her while you were there??

Michelle Rosenstein Lubin
Tim's moving home permanently? And engaged?! WOW!!! Lots of news!!

Valarie Holman
how exciting! :-)

Kimberly Luvs Keithies
Congrats! You're starting to get girls in your family now...woo hoo!

Robin Myers
oh my.... I have been off facebook for a while - and this is the first thing I seen.... Congratulations!!!! WHO is Stephanie?

Phil Drasner
how wonderful is that!!; July 8, 2010 at 8:46 PM

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