AARON CINGLE AND LYDIA SHAY
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November 12, 2018

AARON CINGLE AND LYDIA SHAY

By Jacob Runnels

David and Barbara Cingle, of Marysville, have announced the engagement of their son, Aaron Cingle, to Lydia Shay, daughter of John and Missy Shay of Enon. They met at the University of Findlay, where she is currently a graduate student in the OT master’s program and he is a graduate student in the...

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