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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2016
Page
10
At 40 Sandra Sladkey doubted love but chose to trust God with her relationship. She recalls past failed partnerships and long years without dating, yet kept hoping to meet Mr Right. Her narrative frames faith, perseverance, and a hopeful path to true love amid doubt.
A woman recounts leaving a church for a smaller community with a family atmosphere. She grows close to Jerry Sladkey, a widower with two children who still wore his wedding ring. After prayer and a rash that ends the ring, he proposes. At 41, she says I do, 14 months after they met.
A compiled list of local support groups with contacts and meeting details. Groups cover domestic violence survivors, teens, substance abuse, Al Anon, Alzheimer's, brain injury, cancer, weight loss, divorce recovery, and bereavement. Includes hours, locations, and directing contacts like Susan, Shirley, and various phone numbers.
Curtis and Sheila Mc Farlin of Springdale Arkansas announce the engagement of their daughter Stephanie McFarlin to Travis Nance son of Mark and Kathy Nance of Garden City Travis attended Garden City High School and Fort Hays State University He works as a corporate compliance administrator for JB Hunt Transportation in Lowell Arkansas They reside in Rogers Arkansas The couple met in spring 2012 became engaged on April 24 2015 in Nashville Tennessee and plan to wed April 30 2016 at First Christian Church in Rogers Arkansas
Carissa Renee Becker and Matthew Edward Dunlap, both of Garden City, were married December 5, 2015, at St. Mary Catholic Church Garden City. The ceremony officiated by Father Charles Seinert featured a 1 pm double ring rite with 1 pm reception afterward.
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