Wedding(s)


Can't believe it but I really am getting married. Not settling either - she's amazing. When she smiles she just lights up the world.
Wedding info - hellenandbrian.blogspot.com

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Anonymous said…
Brian- Just wanted to send you and Hellen a note to congratulate you. The picture of both of you is absolutely beautiful. I have been keeping up with you through Joy's newsletters which I so appreciate and I have checked out your dad's blog in the past. I have been thinking of you because I am taking a group of young people to New Orleans and Gulfport to rebuild. God Bless, Jennifer Lawrence my email is jlawrence825@hotmail.com or jennifer.lawrence@neparentchild.org
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