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     TERREBONNE PARISH HOUMA, LA
     THE COURIER, OCTOBER 21, 2001
     WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED
     
     
     MADDOX-WESTBROOK
          Brandi Nikol Maddox of Houma and James Michael Westbrook II. of
      Gray, were married at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct 20, 2001, at Mulberry Baptist
      Church in Houma.
          The bride is the daughter of Priscilla Wilson of Pineville.
     She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Wilson Jr. of Marksville.
          Parents of the groom are Mike Westbrook of Gray and Sue Westbrook of
      Thibodaux.
          He is the grandson of Velma Breaux Falgout and the late Wilson Breaux of
      Thibodaux, and the late Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver Westbrook of Raceland.
          Dr. Tommy Harrell officiated at the double ring ceremony in which the
      bride was 
given in marriage by her grandfather, J.C. Wilson Jr.
          The bride wore a formal white satin gown adorned with pearls and sequin
      enhanced with alecon lace with triple spaghetti straps, a basque waist, and a full
      skirt flowing into a cathedral length train.
          Her matching headpiece of alencon lace was accented with sequins and
      pearls and held a double-tier veil of bridal illusion.
          Serving in the wedding were Tara Wilson, maid of honor, Jenny Wilson,
      Michelle Jones, Sarah Gallagher, Jennifer Dyer, and JoAnna Breaux, maids.
          Mike Westbrook was best man; Mike Westbrook was best man; George
      Nagy, Matthew Mundy, Brian Peterson, Donny Bourgeois, and Timothy
      Gallagher, groomsmen; Craig DeGravelle, Rhett Zeringue, Andy Russ, Jay Fakier,
      Brandon Daigle, and Benji Bailey, ushers.
          A reception was given at Ellendale Country Club.
          The couple will reside in Houma.
     
     GUIDRY-SINS
          April Ann Guidry of Houma and Christopher George Sins of Kiln, Miss.   
      were married at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, 2001, at St. Francis de Sales Cathedral
      of Houma.
          She is the daughter of Michael and Bernita Guidry of Houma.
          She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Claire Guidry and the late Ray F Guidry
      of Houma, and the la
te Mr. and Mrs. Mack A. Thibodaux of Houma.
          Parents of the groom are George and Bonnie Sins of Kiln, Miss.
     
     He is the grandson of Mrs. Audrey Sins and the late George E. Sins Sr. of
      Mandeville, and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Toups of Luling.
          Monsignor Joseph N. Latino, V.G. officiated at the double ring ceremony
      in which the bride was given in marriage by her father.
          The bride wore a formal ivory royal satin gown with a square neck front
      and low cut back with princess line, enhanced with pearls and crystals adorned
      with a chapel train.
          Her tiara of pearls and crystals held a cathedral length veil of sheer bridal
      illusion. She carried a garden clutch bouquet of white roses accented with heather
      and greenery.
          Serving in the wedding were Jessica Chauvin, maid of honor; Trena Sins,
      Anne Salsbury, Katherine Tieken, and Mary Defraites, maids; and Sarah Elizabeth
      Naquin, flower girl.
          Joe Green was best man; Jeffery Sins, Dennis Sins, Clint Guidry, and Jason
      Mareno, groomsmen; Logan Joseph Gautreaux, ring bearers; and Bart Guidry and
      David Burdette, ushers.
          A reception was given by the bride's parents at the Woodmen of the World
      Hall.
          The four-tier traditional wedding cake was decorated w
ith roses and fresh
      spring flowers.
          The couple will reside in Gonzales.
     
     
     HACKWORTH-SAVOIE
          Jennifer Hackworth of Raceland and Joey Savoie also of Raceland were
      married at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8,2001, at St. Hilary Church in Mathews.
          The bride is the daughter of Janette Hackworth and the late Eugene
      Hackworth of Raceland.
          She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Cancienne of
      Lockport and the late Mr. and Mrs. James Hackworth of Monroe.
          Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chiasson and the late
      Aubrey Savoie of Raceland.
          He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Horace Savoie of Lockport,
      and the late Mr. and Mrs. Oleus Loupe of Westwego.
          Father Danny Porche officiated at the double ring ceremony in which the
      bride was given in marriage by Michael Hackworth.
          The bride wore a formal ivory beaded gown that flowed into a sheer train.   
      Her pearl comb headpiece held a double-tier veil of bridal illusion. She carried a
      clutch bouquet of assorted ivory and yellow roses accented with greenery.
          Serving in the wedding were Amy Breaux, maid of honor; and Jan Talarno
      and Heidi Guidry, maids.
          Morty Eymard was best man; Michael Ryan, groomsm
an; Erin Savoie, ring
      bearer; and Eugene Hackworth Jr. and Wayne Savoie, ushers.
          A reception was given by the couple and  their families at the American
      Legion.Hall in Lockport.     
          The traditional cake was decorated with yellow roses.
          The couple will reside in Raceland.