BioM: Glenzer, Lisa M. (1983)
Contact: Kathleen E. Englebretson
Email:
kathy@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Glenzer, Steltenpohl, Meissner, Betz, Handt, Hagen, Heiman, Smith
----Source: Marshfield News-Herald (10 September 1983)
Glenzer, Lisa M. (03 September 1983)
Miss Lisa M. Glenzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glenzer of Route 1,
Granton, was given in marriage by her parents September 3 to Michael D.
Steltenpohl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Steltenpohl, Route 1, Marshfield
during a ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church, Nasonville, the Rev. Dale E. Freberg
officiating.
Mrs. Arlene Meissner was organist; Mike Betz, soloist, the bride and bridegroom
also sang.
Wearing a white Victorian gown of organza and lace over taffeta with
chapel-length train, the bride complemented her attire with a matching hat
having a face veil. In her bouquet were white roses, purple statice and baby's
breath.
Her attendants were Miss Tami Handt of Route 2, Granton, maid of honor, and Mrs.
John Hagen, Loyal, and Mrs. Ronald Steltenpohl, Marshfield, brides-matrons. They
had huckleberry-colored formals and matching chiffon and lace jackets. Each had
an arrangement of white chrysanthemums and purple statice.
Jenifer Hagen was flower girl; Phil Hagen, the ring bearer.
Kim Heiman of Marshfield was best man. Groomsmen were Gerald Glenzer Jr. of
Granton and Ronald Steltenpohl, Marshfield, and ushering were John Hagen, Loyal,
and Mel Smith, Casper, Wyoming.
The dinner, dance and reception were at the American Legion Clubhouse here.
After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Canada, the Steltenpohls will live on
Route 3, Merrill, at Little Florida Mobile Court.
The bride graduated in 1982 from Granton High School and this July 6 from State
College of Cosmetology, Wausau. She is a cosmetologist for Family Hair Affair,
Merrill. Her husband, a 1980 graduate of Marshfield Senior High School and a
1982 graduate of North Central Technical Institute-Wausau with a two-year
associate degree in residential design, is a draftsman/estimator for Trantow
Building Center, Merrill.
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