Our engagement announcement and photo were run in two local newspapers providing coverage where Debra grew up and where her immediate family still reside. The announcements appeared in the Menominee County Journal and the EagleHerald.
Debra J. Kakuk and Edward R. Smith are pleased to announce their engagement. Debra, daughter of Mary and the late Francis Kakuk of Daggett, MI, graduated from Stephenson High School in 1990, Lake Superior State University (B.A.) in 1994, University of Minnesota-Duluth (M.A.) in 1996 and Wayne State University (M.L.I.S.) in 1998. She currently resides in Glendale Heights, IL, and is employed by the College of DuPage as an Associate Professor specializing in Health Sciences and English as a Second Language librarianship. Edward R. Smith, son of Dennis and Janet Smith of Chicago, IL, graduated from Wheaton North High School in 1989. He served 6 years in the United States Navy, four years onboard the nuclear-powered submarine, USS Pasadena. Edward resides in Hanover Park, IL, and is employed by Fanuc America as a Lead Motor Repair Technician. The couple plan a November 3, 2007, wedding.
Debra J. Kakuk and Edward R. Smith are pleased to announce their engagement. Debra, daughter of Mary and the late Francis Kakuk of Daggett, MI, graduated from Stephenson High School in 1990, Lake Superior State University (B.A.) in 1994, University of Minnesota-Duluth (M.A.) in 1996 and Wayne State University (M.L.I.S.) in 1998. She currently resides in Glendale Heights, IL, and is employed by the College of DuPage as an Associate Professor specializing in Health Sciences and English as a Second Language librarianship. Edward R. Smith, son of Dennis and Janet Smith of Chicago, IL, graduated from Wheaton North High School in 1989. He served 6 years in the United States Navy, four years onboard the nuclear-powered submarine, USS Pasadena. Edward resides in Hanover Park, IL, and is employed by Fanuc America as a Lead Motor Repair Technician. The couple plan a November 3, 2007, wedding.
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Tiarra and jewelry . . . WOW! Truly Princess quality and style. The necklace is stunning. I love it. The motif of leaves - new life, continued growth, and connection to all that is in nature and in the living world around you. Reminds me of motifs often found in Medieval tapestries. The tiarra is gorgeous. You will certainly be "Princess for a Day."
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