Weddings
January 7, 2019

RYAN AND BRITTANY POLING

By Nancy Clark

Ryan and Brittany Poling were united in marriage Oct. 20, 2018, by the Rev. Dan Loomis at the Homestead of Radnor in Radnor. He is the son of Kevin and Lori Poling and she is the daughter of Dave and Sandy Stimpert, and her father, Mark Funk. They spent their honeymoon at the Niagara Falls in Canada...

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