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My daughter wore my wife’s wedding dress

Sep04
2007 Written by Randy Corman

As my wife and I prepare to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary, it’s fun to note that my wife Cathy made her beautiful wedding dress (see her pictured in her dress in my previous blog entry, two pictures down). This dress was worn again by my lovely daughter Katie, at her wedding 20 months ago at St Mathews Lutheran Church (pictured dancing with me directly below).

 

I still remember my then-fiance Cathy hemming and sewing/gluing on beads and lace right up until the wedding rehersal…a scene that seemed to play out again at my daughters wedding with the bridesmaids dresses (which the girls and Katie made themselves).

Click here to see more of Katie’s wedding pictures

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Hi, I’m Randy Corman. Welcome to my blog!  I served on Renton City Council for 28 years, 1994-2021, with six years as Renton Council President.  I’m also a mechanical engineer and manager, and worked for the Boeing Company for 33 years, from 1984- 2017.  My wife and I have five kids and five grandkids, and we all live in Renton.  I’ve kept this blog for 17 years, and get thousands of readers each month. Please share your feedback, ideas, and opinions in the comments.

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