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     TERREBONNE PARISH HOUMA, LA
     THE COURIER, DECEMBER 30, 2001
     WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED
     
     
     GUIDRY-NAQUIN
         Kristal Guidry of Houma and Kevin Naquin of Sulphur were married in a
     private ceremony on Dec. 10, 2001, at Ochsner Hospital in New Orleans.
         The bride is the daughter of Ronald "Black" Guidry and Brenda Guilbeau,
     both of Houma. She is the grand-daughter of the late Rene Guidry, Marguerite
     Guidry, and the late Gillis and Louise Olivier.
         She is a 1987 graduate of Terrebonne High School and a 1997 graduate of 
    Christ International Bible School. She is employed by ChauMart Pharmacy.
         Parents of the groom are Edward Naquin of Galliano and Anne Meche of
     Leesville. He is the grandson of the late
 Sidney Naquin, Effie Persyn, and the late
     Garland and Nettie Richard.
         He is a 1981 graduate of South Terrebonne High School. He is employed by
     Oceaneering International.
         The Rev. Charley Driskill officiated the double-ring ceremony in which the
     bride was given in marriage by her father.
         The bride's dress was an ivory satin gown with pearl and sequin appliques.
     Her flowers were fresh ivory roses garnished with baby's breath.
         Serving in the wedding were Tiffany Falgout maid of honor; Mike Rock,
     best man; and Brandon LeBoeuf and Tyler Naquin, ring bearers.
         A reception was given by the couple on Dec. 16    
         The bride's cake was three-tier, decorated with doves, roses and pearls. The
     groom's cake was a home made red velvet cake garnished with fishing ornaments
         The couple plan to reside in Houma.