BioM: Kren, Bobbie (1973)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Kren, Amundson, Beyer, Bauer, Hanson, Siebert, Ailts, Kjseth, Lemme,
Rugo, Nadeau, Short, Clark
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co, WI) 5/17/1973
Kren, Bobbie (Marriage - 12 May 1973)
Miss Bobbie Kren and Dean Amundson exchanged wedding vows Saturday, May 12, in a
2 p.m. double-ring ceremony performed at the Neillsville United Church of Christ
by the Rev. Gary Clark. The newlyweds were honored later at a reception at the
Wildcat Inn. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kren of Rt. 1
Neillsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Amundson of Rt. 1 Ridgeland.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride approached the altar in an A-line,
empire-waist gown of white crepe sati-peau enhanced by a Chantilly lace overlay
with embroidered lavender flowers; fashioned by Linda Beyer, the Victorian style
gown featured long, bell-puff sleeves with ruffle-edged cuffs and a chapel
train. Her veil was floor length. A colonial spring bouquet of white and
lavender fairy mums, baby’s breath, pink carnations, with purple static and
leather-leaf fern completed the bridal ensemble.
Matron of honor was Linda Beyer and bridesmaids were Vicki Bauer, Cindy Hanson
of Madison, and Gloria Amundson and Darlene Amundson of Ridgeland. Their
lavender crepe A-line gowns were styled with lace-edged, white-cuffed long
sleeves and lace-edged white collars on V-necklines. Each carried a single
large, standard white mum accented by purple statice and leather-leaf fern.
Flower girl Tracy Siebert wore a deep lavender flowered pinafore over a
floor-length white gown and carried a basket of spring flowers. Bryan Beyer
served as ringbearer.
Greg Ailts of New Richmond acted as bestman. Groomsmen were Mark Kjseth and John
Lemme of Amery, Mike Rugo of Deer Park and Larry Amundson of Ridgeland. Sharing
ushering duties were Tim Kren and Raymond Nadeau of Amery.
Mary Jo Short sang “The Wedding Song” and “The First Time I Saw Your Face” to
her guitar accompaniment.
The bride, a Neillsville High School graduate, attended District one Technical
Institute Eau Claire and has been employed in Minneapolis, Mn. as a laboratory
technician. Her husband, who graduated from Amery High School, also attended the
Technical Institute at Eau Claire and has been employed in Minneapolis as a
mechanical draftsman. Following their return from a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls, they plan to make their home in Eau Claire.
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