35th Wedding Anniversary

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We began our day with participation in the celebration of Mass at Church of the Nativity of Our Lord in the Pleasant Ridge neighborhood of Cincinnati. Steve was baptized there and we were married there. Joining us in the celebration was Carol and her husband, Joe, and her parents, Steve’s Uncle Neil and Aunt Vi. Carol was our Maid of Honor and then six weeks later Karen was Matron of Honor for Carol and Joe. After Mass and a visit with Fr. Paul we brunched at the National Exemplar. Then we two explored Mariemont’s back streets until it was time to check in to our luxurious room at the Gaslight Bed and Breakfast. From there we explored Ludlow Avenue and the nearby park. We dined at Tink’s and walked back to tuck in for the night. A wonderful way to celebrate 35 wonderful years.

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  1. Kathy Seaberg
    Kathy Seaberg on September 8, 2008 at 9:55 am

    What a beautiful church… and so wonderful that you were able to meet up with old friends!

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