Wedding Bells

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Last Friday night, our oldest son, Adam, and his lovely sweetheart, Allegra, were married in a small, intimate ceremony at the Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse in Waterloo, Iowa.

Our son, Ryan, drove in from Indiana to meet us there for the beautiful occasion. (Going home Saturday, he was stranded in an ice storm -- but that's another story.)
Cathy and I love and bless Adam and Allegra with all our hearts. We are certainly proud of them, and wish them much happiness as they travel the years together.

Comments

  1. Keetha Broyles6:23 PM

    Good looking young couple!!!

    Congratulations to all of you.

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  2. Anonymous6:46 PM

    Congratulations!!! We are always happy to add more members to the Wilson Family especially ones as pretty as Allegra. Adam definitely married up. :) It just seems like yesterday that they were little boys.

    Jonathan Wilson

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  3. Keetha Broyles3:10 AM

    Yesterday ALLEGRA was a little boy????

    ;-)

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  4. Anonymous8:49 AM

    Seems like just yesterday, too, that Adam was sitting at that little table in that little 6x8' corner of the basement of that little church! Guess we've all grown a bit--thank God!

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  5. Anonymous8:32 AM

    Congratulations to Adam and Allegra.

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  6. Anonymous11:34 AM

    A beautiful couple and my prayer is that they will have a beautiful life together.

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