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Loveland, Colo., and Lvnne science hooley-Hauth Engagements Cotter-Jacobsen Teresa Cotter of South Beloit, 111., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cotter, was married to John Jacob- sen of Fox River Grove, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobsen. They were married June 1,1985 at St. Jude Catholic Church in Beloit, Wis. Maid of honor was Kim Carl­ son; bridesmaids were Linda Rodri­ guez, Jodi Hanson, and Kilia Mahlum. Russell-Beekman Best man was Brian Donner, and groomsmen were Dan Dehmlow, Brian Wanner, and David Granger. Ushers were Vince and Dan Cotter. Teresa received a bachelor of sci­ ence degree in biology from Illinois State University. John received a bachelor of sci­ ence degree from Illinois State Uni­ versity, and is employed by the U.S. Navy. Karyn Nell Russell and George Francis Beekman III were married June 8, 1985, at the First Congrega­ tional Church, Crystal Lake. Karyn is the daughter of William and Bernice Russell. George's par­ ents are Marie Beekman. and the late Francis Beekman. The tone of the wedding was set by the brass quintet which trumpet­ ed the joining together of Karyn and George. The Rienzi Brass Band of Scott Ashley included two trumpets and a trombone, french horn and tuba. 1 The bride wore a white, Empire style gown of dacron organza, with ruffled front and back yokes, illu- sion-type, lace-trimmed sleeves, a full skirt having a chapel-length train, which was higli-lighted by a large corsage of pink roses that she carried along the aisle. Her garland of white, baby-breath flowers crowning her head, was matched by the garlands of pink flowers of the bridesmaids. The bridesmaids -- Laurie Beek­ man, Neicy Thorsen and Kirsten Albrecht -- wore pink, organza gowns with caplet sleeves. Keri Lynn Nacker, niece of the bride, was a flower gir! who carried a peony-filled flower basket, berib- boned in satin, strewing a few flow­ er petals at the celebration. Christopher and Richard Jones, nephews of the groom, each seized as ring bearers and wore white, satin cummerbunds. The groomsmen were David Thackery, Richard Lipinski and Douglas Anderson, and the ushers were Larry Thorsen and Wayne Nacker. Marie Beekman, mother of the groom, wore a cream gown, offset by pearls. A dinner reception at Lakeside Center immediately followed the reception. A second band, led by Mike Bu- zan, was a quintet with a soloist, that provided music for the recep­ tion. The evening prior to the wed­ ding included a rehearsal dinner at t h e O l d C o u r t H o u s e I n n , Woodstock. Friends and relatives who attend­ ed the wedding came from Califor­ nia and Massachusetts, as well as the Middle West: George received a bachelor's of science degree from Indiana Uni­ versity and Purdue University. In­ dianapolis. He completed his gradu­ ate studies at the University of Chicago and is employed at the Ven- tron Division of Morton Thiokol Corp. in Beverly. Mass. where he is a c h e m i s t i n r e s e a r c h a n d development. Karyn graduated from Northern Illinois University with a bachelor's of science degree in elementary education. Grennan--Gummerson Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Grennan of Durmond Beach, Fla., formerly of Woodstock, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Debbie Grennan, to Patrick Gummerson. Both are 1970 graduates of Marian Central Catholic High School, Woodstock. Debbie received a bachelor of arts degree in speech communica­ tion from the University of Illinois, Urbana. Her post-graduate degrees include a masters of education from DePaul University. Chicago, and an educational administrative endorse­ ment from Northern Illinois Univer­ sity, De Kalb. Debbie is currently employed as an english department chair at Lake Zurich Senior High School. Pat received his bachelor of sci­ ence degree in marketing manage­ ment from Milton College. Milton. Wis. He is currently employed as a production planner at Woodstock Die Casting Co. An August 2. 1985 wedding is planned. Quint--Pearson Charlene Quint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quint of Rantoul, 111., is engaged to Donald Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pear­ son. Lakewood. - Charlene and Don graduated from Augustana College in Rock Island, West--Meyer ALDEN -- Mr. and Mrs. Lorens West Sr. of Alden announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia, to Gregory A. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Meyer of Bristol, Wis. 111. Charlene is employed as an au­ ditor for Arthur Andersen of Chica­ go. Donald is an auditor for Coopers and Lybrand of Chicago. Charlene and Don will be married > Aug. 3 in Rantoul. Cynthia is employed at First Bank Southeast, Lake Geneva,^ Wis. Gregory is employed by; Robert L. Smith Construction,* Hebron. * A Sept. 14 wedding is planned. . «% . ' Page 4 NORTHWEST HERALD Section B Wedn--day, July 24,1985 Weddings The ushers were Scott Tiner, brother of the bride from Crystal Lake, and Mike Glover, Dallas. The ring bearer was Mike Gilmer, brother of the bride, Crystal Lake. Brookhaven County Club, Dallas, was the site of the reception, and a honeymoon was taken at Cozamel, Mexico. A IIC Ml A de graduated from Texas Tech University, where she ma­ jored in advertising, in May, 1985, and is employed by Popejoy and Fischel Advertising. The groom graduated from Texas Tech University, where he majored in finance, December, 1984, and works for Texas Instruments, Dal­ las, as a cost analyst. Leanne wore a white traditional wedding dress with Venise lace on the sleeves, neckline and skirt The fabric was of schiffli em­ broidery over taffeta. The neckline was Victorian, outlined with pearls and sequins. The fitted bodice had a princess-style waist, with pearl buttons down the back. The cathedral length train was ac­ cented with wedgewood lace ruf­ fles, cascading from the waist. Her veil was a wreath of silk flowers and pearls, attached to an illusion veil of fingertip length The veil was scattered with Austrian crystals. Nancy Schooley, Williamsport, Schettler. Best man was Troy John- Janice Burchett, Lubbock, Texas, Penn., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. son. Ushers were Steve Segro and was the matron of honor, and the Robert Schooley, was married to RobbWitt. bridesmaids were Gail Singer, Jeff Hauth, 845 Staghorn, North Au- Crystal Lake, Marsha Whitesides, rora, son of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hauth, , Nancy is a graduate of Penn State Dallas, and Lataine Richardson, 877 Aberdeen Dr., Crystal Lake. University in elementary education. San Antonio, Texas. The flower girl, They were married June 8,1985 at Jeff is a graduate of South High from Dallas, was Angela Tiner, sis- Lutheran Church of the Good Shep- School, and is employed by the Fed- ter of the bride. herd, North Aurora. eral Aviation Administration as an The gowns were tea length white M a i d o f h o n o r w a s L i n d a a i r t r a f f i c c o n t r o l l e r . f l o w e r t r i m o n n e c k l i n e a n d s l e e v e cuffs, putt sleeves tapered to wrist at dusty rose point de espirit; flared skirt; fabric: dusty rose moire taf­ feta sheer yoke of dusty rose; neck­ line: point de espirit; bodice: fitted bodice style with covered buttons down the back. The flowers included white lace fans with rubrium lilies, the color of the dresses; English ivy, baby's breath and stephyanotis. The best man, Kyle Hearne, is from Olney, Texas, and the grooms­ men were Swift Lindley, Amarillo, Texas; TimGoff, Graham, Texas and cousin of the groom, Clint Smith, Graham, and Rickey John­ son, Graham, and brother of the groom. Doherty-Langkau Diane R. Doherty and David A. L a n g k a u w e r e m a r r i e d a t Shepherd of the Hills April 27, 1985, by the Rev. Schneider in a double-ring ceremony. Diane is the daughter of Bernard and Patricia Doherty,McHenry, and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Langkau Jr. of Cary. Kathleen Lechner was the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Danille and Elizabeth Doherty and Lisa Langkau. The flower girl was Sarah Doherty. The best man was Jeffery Lang­ kau, and the groomsmen were Tim Doherty, Roes Smith and John Osborne. VFW of McHenry was the site of the reception. Diane attended McHenry High School and is employed by Black Dot, Crystal Lake. David attended Cary Grove High School and spent two years at Hele­ na Vo-tech in Helena, Mont. He works for Pistakee Marina in Fox Lake. Leanne Tiner and Jerry Johnson were wed at Lovers Lane Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas, June 8,1985 by the Rev. Don Benton in a double- ring ceremony. Leanne is the daughter of Bill and Linda Gilmer, Crystal Lake, and Richard and Pam Tiner, Dallas, Texas, and Jerry is the son of Bill a n d L o u i s e J o h n s o n , G r a h a m , Texas. Roth-Krieger Vicki Roth, McHenry, and Richard Krieger, of Richmond, were married June 15 at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Richmond. Vicki is the daughter of Franklin and Janet Roth. Krieger is the son of Harry and Darlene Krieger of Richmond. Matron of honor was Sharon P a r a r o o f S m y r n a , G a . Bridesmaids were Suszan Wor- zala of McHenry, Joy Goodwin of McWhinnie of El Paso, Texas. Best man was Rich Riley of In­ dianapolis, Ind., and groomsmen were Tom and Ken Krieger of Richmond, and Dan Krieger of San Diego Calif. Vicki is a computer program­ m e r . S h e g r a d u a t e d f r o m McHenry County College with an associate degree in data process­ ing. Richard is a fireman. He graduated from McHenry County College with an associate degree Tiner-Johnson