Celebration Headlines
Mrs. Sean William Campbell
Brandy Christine Asaro and Sean William Campbell, both of Goose Creek, were married April 12 at First Baptist Church in Goose Creek. The Rev. Mike Rucker officiated the afternoon ceremony. A reception was held at the Redbank Club.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Asaro of Goose Creek. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. William Asaro, all of Goose Creek. She is a graduate of Miller Motte Technical College, and is employed at Low Country Pediatrics.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Asaro of Goose Creek. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. William Asaro, all of Goose Creek. She is a graduate of Miller Motte Technical College, and is employed at Low Country Pediatrics.
Crosby, Bounds to wed
Mr. and Mrs. Marion K. Crosby announce the engagement of their daughter, Farrah Gwen Crosby of Summerville and Daryl Brett Bounds of Summerville, son of Mr. Richard K. Bounds and Mrs. Peggy P. Carpenter.
Miss Muckelvaney is the granddaughter of Florence Muckelvaney and the late Julius Muckelvaney of Summerville, and the late Mr. And Mrs. Wilton M. Crosby of Summerville.
Miss Muckelvaney is the granddaughter of Florence Muckelvaney and the late Julius Muckelvaney of Summerville, and the late Mr. And Mrs. Wilton M. Crosby of Summerville.
Brooke Whitney Taylor
Brooke Whitney Taylor and Phillip Michael Matthews, both of Goose Creek, were married on March 29 in the courtyard at Planter’s Inn in Charleston. The Rev. Sonny Holmes performed the 1 p.m. ceremony. Music was provided by the Coastal Chamber Musicians. A reception was held in the Garden Room.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor of Goose Creek. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Martha McElveen and Mrs. Oree Taylor, both of Lake City, S.C.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor of Goose Creek. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Martha McElveen and Mrs. Oree Taylor, both of Lake City, S.C.
Jennifer Rochelle Trimier and Sarid Demond Jenkins
Jennifer Rochelle Trimier of Goose Creek and Sarid Demond Jenkins of North Charleston were married March 20 at Monte Claire Club House in Mt. Pleasant. The Rev. Leroy Russell officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Donna and Joel Trimier of Goose Creek. The groom is the son of Caseline Jenkins and the late Alfonso Jenkins of North Charleston.
The bride is the daughter of Donna and Joel Trimier of Goose Creek. The groom is the son of Caseline Jenkins and the late Alfonso Jenkins of North Charleston.
Dylan Tanner Hughes
Christopher Gene Hughes and Carrie Coker Hughes of Goose Creek are proud to announce the birth of a son, Dylan Tanner Hughes. He was born Jan. 31, and was 9 lbs., 21 inches. Logan Hughes is the proud big brother.
Grandparents are Will Coker of Mt. Pleasant, Tom and Debbie Holbrook of North Charleston, and Larry Hughes of Hanahan.
Grandparents are Will Coker of Mt. Pleasant, Tom and Debbie Holbrook of North Charleston, and Larry Hughes of Hanahan.
Kirsten Laney Ahl and Arnold Wilton Burbage Jr. wed.
Kirsten Laney Ahl and Arnold Wilton Burbage Jr. were married on March 15 at Storm Pointe Pavilion on the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek.
Pastor Mickey White of Santee Circle Community Church officiated and Marni Funk of Moncks Corner was the soloist. A reception was held after the service at Storm Pointe Conference Center.??
Pastor Mickey White of Santee Circle Community Church officiated and Marni Funk of Moncks Corner was the soloist. A reception was held after the service at Storm Pointe Conference Center.??
Cosentino and Agro announce engagement.
Shannon Smith Harwell and Les B. Agro of Summerville announce the engagement o their daughter, Ashley Shannon Agro, to Joseph A. Cosentino, also of Summerville.
Miss Agro is the granddaughter of Johnnie and Sandra Smith of Charleston. The bride-to-be is a student at Trident Technical College, where she is pursuing a degree in business. Mr. Cosentino, a son of Sally and Tommy Durr, and Frank Cosentino, all of Summerville, is a graduate of Fort Dorchester High School. He is the grandson of Gloria Faye Harrelson of Cross and the late Joseph and Gail Nebel of Summerville. The groom-elect is employed by Detail Express.
Miss Agro is the granddaughter of Johnnie and Sandra Smith of Charleston. The bride-to-be is a student at Trident Technical College, where she is pursuing a degree in business. Mr. Cosentino, a son of Sally and Tommy Durr, and Frank Cosentino, all of Summerville, is a graduate of Fort Dorchester High School. He is the grandson of Gloria Faye Harrelson of Cross and the late Joseph and Gail Nebel of Summerville. The groom-elect is employed by Detail Express.
Arrick Thomas Plumb
Arrick Thomas Plumb was born Feb. 11 at Madigan Army Medical Center in Washington to Joe and Kim Plumb. He was 3 lbs., 5 ozs. and 17 inches long.
Grandparents are Howard and Darlene Cousins of Goose Creek.
Grandparents are Howard and Darlene Cousins of Goose Creek.
Couple plans wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reginald Hill of Spartanburg, S.C., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Heather Jane Hill to Mr. David Josef Kochamba, both of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Kochamba is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Kochamba of Summerville. He is the grandson of Mrs. Sigmund John Wasko and the Late Mr. Wasko, of Bayonne, N.J. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Kochamba, Sr., also of Bayonne.
Mr. Kochamba is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Kochamba of Summerville. He is the grandson of Mrs. Sigmund John Wasko and the Late Mr. Wasko, of Bayonne, N.J. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Kochamba, Sr., also of Bayonne.
Lacey Dale Lovelace and Herbert Tyler Orvin
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lovelace of Moncks Corner announce the engagement of their daughter, Lacey Dale Lovelace, to Herbert Tyler Orvin, son of Mrs. Karen Orvin and the late Dr. Herbert Henry Orvin of St. Stephen.
Miss Lovelace is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Adams of Moncks Corner and the late Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Lovelace of Summerville. She is a graduate of Summerville High School and is employed at Lowcountry Infectious Disease.
Miss Lovelace is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Adams of Moncks Corner and the late Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Lovelace of Summerville. She is a graduate of Summerville High School and is employed at Lowcountry Infectious Disease.
Mr. James E. Jackson and Mrs. Ann Jackson of Ladson are pleased to announce the engagement of their son James M. Jackson of Ladson to Crystal Massey of Walterboro, S.C., daughter of Ms. Heidi M. Woods of Walterboro, and Mr. Rick Massey of San Antonio, Texas.
The groom-elect is a graduate of Stratford High School and is currently employed with Electric Supply in Charleston, S.C.
The groom-elect is a graduate of Stratford High School and is currently employed with Electric Supply in Charleston, S.C.
Alfonso “Al” and Miguela “Meg” Lim of North Charleston celebrated their 50th Anniversary Feb. 17
Alfonso “Al” and Miguela “Meg” Lim of North Charleston celebrated their 50th Anniversary Feb. 17 with a renewal of their wedding vows at Saint Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church with Father William Leonard performing the ceremony. A candlelight dinner and dance reception followed at the Redbank Club. This joyous celebration was witnessed by their three children and spouses: Dr. Alan Lim and wife Eva of Hanford, CA; Alison Posadas and husband Benny of Summerville; and Arnold Lim and wife Janet of Indialantic, FL. The couple is blessed with 7 grandchildren: Armand, Adrienne, & Astrid Lim; Cameron and Dalton Posadas; Andrew and Arick Lim.
Despite a little more than average rainfall for the month of January, levels at Lake Moultrie are still more than seven feet below full pool at 68 feet elevation above sea level. This level is up more than a foot-and-a-half from the 66.5 feet recorded in December.
Despite the pockets of moderate rainfall during the month of January that raised lake levels more than a foot, Berkeley County is still behind the eight ball when it comes to overcoming last year’s drought.
According to the National Weather Service, the rainfall that occurred in Southeastern South Carolina was just under an inch more than what is normally expected for this time of year.
According to the National Weather Service, the rainfall that occurred in Southeastern South Carolina was just under an inch more than what is normally expected for this time of year.