Milestone Announcements May 19, 2016
ANNIVERSARY
Leonard and Mary Lambert
70th ANNIVERSARY
Leonard and Mary Lambert, of Sandpoint, will be celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary on June 1, 2016.
“Happy 70th Anniversary!” — love Nancy, Janice, Larry, Paul, Olga, Katya and Polina
ENGAGEMENT
Peters-Clark-Shapland
Betsy Black and family along with Dustin Clark and family, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Hailey Brynn Peters-Clark to Dylan James Shapland, all of Coeur d’Alene. Dylan is the son of Dave and Dana Shapland of Coeur d’Alene.
Hailey studied at the College of Idaho and North Idaho College. She is employed at Milestone Decisions. Dylan also studied at College of Idaho and North Idaho College. He is employed by Muv Fitness.
The couple will be united in marriage at 5 p.m. Friday, July 15, 2016, in Hayden.
WEDDING
Beasley-Bustamante
Bethany Lynn Beasley of Post Falls and John Bustamante III of Coeur d’Alene were united in marriage June 4, 2016, at St. George’s Catholic Church in Post Falls. Deacon Jorge Gonzalez officiated the ceremony.
Bethany is the daughter of Alan and Pamela Beasley of Post Falls. John is the son of Nellie Bustamante and John Bustamante II of Post Falls. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Bethany graduated from Post Falls High School and Carrington College. John graduated from Post Falls High School.
The wedding party included: matron of honor Sarah Aparicio of Post Falls; bridesmaid Felicia Guy of Post Falls; best man Keith Aparicio of Post Falls; groomsman Paul Nemec of Coeur d’Alene; flower girls Lily Aparicio and Nellie Guy of Post Falls; ring bearer Quinn Kibby of Post Falls; and ushers Jake Bustamante, Louie Bustamante and John Bustamante II.
A wedding reception was held at the American Legion Post 143.
MILESTONE BIRTHDAY
Pat Randall
90th Birthday
Born at home on April 9, 1926, in Gamett, Kan., Pat is the daughter of a homemaker and oil truck driver. At the age of 12, Pat took her first paying job as a house helper. She was thrilled with her salary of $1 for an eight-hour day; this included lunch.
Pat later moved to Oregon and then Washington state which brought a variety of new experiences. She remembers that a Model T Ford was the first car that she drove; gasoline prices were 25 cents a gallon. One highlight of her earlier years was attending the University of Washington.
Pat first met Norm, (the love of her life), through a blind date at a roller skating rink. She knew he was the one for her! They were married two years later and recently celebrated their 70th anniversary. Norm is her soul mate, a loving and dedicated husband, whom she loves very much.
Pat moved to Pullman, Wash., where she spent the next 30 years raising three daughters, Paula, Marsha and Cindy. In addition, she has seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
At Washington State University, Pat worked for 15 years in the Office of Publications, as an editorial assistant. Through this career, she enjoyed the friendships of many professors and other department personnel.
While in Pullman, she was active with the Election Day Board and served as the Democratic Committee chairwoman. Reading for the blind at WSU was a particularly enjoyable experience.
Pat and Norm built a beautiful home on Lake Pend Oreille, where they retired. She loved the solitude of the lake. Birds and wildlife were plentiful. Winter was a special time, with snow blanketing the ground often for months. Her children and their families loved to visit and spend time with them at their lake paradise. After 10 plus years of wonderful lake memories, Pat and Norm moved to Coeur d’Alene, where they still reside.
Pat’s passion for camping and fishing introduced her to many places in the Pacific Northwest, Idaho Panhandle, even a few places in California and Montana. The St. Joe River is her favorite camping and fishing location. It was not unusual for them to camp on the St. Joe two to three times every season.
Pat really enjoys reading and politics. It is when asked about her children and grandchildren, Pat really gets passionate. She loves to talk about their activities and show pictures of them. Until recently, camping with family was her pride and joy. Her daughter, Cindy, lives close by and visits often, helping out when needed and providing companionship.
When Pat was asked to impart a few words of wisdom, her reply was “Believe in God and yourself.” Happy 90th Birthday, Mom! We love you to the moon and back!
EDUCATION
Austin Hudgins, son of Mitch and Missy Hudgins of Coeur d’Alene has graduated with his B.A., Summa Cum Laude from Rutgers University during commencement services in New Brunswick, N.J., on May 15, 2016. His B.A. consisted of a double major in Chinese and anthropology with a minor in history. A veteran of the United States Air Force, Austin served three tours of duty in the Middle East and obtained the rank of Technical Sergeant during his four years of service. Austin will continue at Rutgers University this fall in the Master’s Program.
Morgan L. Cook’s graduation occurred on April 13, 2016, from Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston. She received her Bachelor of Science in nursing. Morgan is a graduate of Post Falls High School class of 2012. She will be returning to Post Falls to live with her parents, Bill and Laurie Cook, while seeking employment.
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• Wedding anniversaries for couples married 25 years and every fifth year thereafter (2 photos accepted)
• Engagement announcements (1 photo accepted)
• Wedding announcements (1 photo accepted)
• Births (1 photo accepted)
• Milestone birthdays at age 70 and every fifth year thereafter or every year after age 90 (1 photo accepted)
• Generations (1 photo accepted)
• Academic honors and higher education accomplishments (1 photo accepted)
• Military announcements (1 photo accepted)
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