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Engagement Joe and Diane Martin

Joe and Diane Martin

Posted Monday, June 16, 2014 10:00 pm

Joe and Diane Martin of Monument, CO, announce the engagement of their daughter, Claire Martin, to Jeremiah Wilson son of Sheila Wilson of Liberal, KS. The wedding ceremony will take place at Saint Anthony Catholic Church in Liberal, KS on July 19th, 2014.

The couple met at Saint Anthony Adult Bible Study that Claire and her sister Cathy had organized in Liberal, KS.

Claire is currently a third grade teacher at McKinley Elementary School in Liberal. Jeremiah is a Security Guard for ABM Security and is pursuing a degree in journalism.

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