Weddings
July 25, 2017

KATELYNN PASTOR AND THADDEUS RUFFING

By Jacob Runnels

Katelynn Marie Pastor, daughter of Kip and Judy Pastor of Marysville, and Thaddeus Patrick Ruffing, son of Peter and Jeannine Ruffing of Delaware, were married by the Rev. Kevin Kavanaugh at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Marysville June 10, 2017. Her attendants included matron of honor Sara...

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