BioM: Osbeck, Dawn Marie (1976)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Osbeck, Boh, Kunick, Owen, Feitl, Onson, Hoch, Cummings, Lund, Madsen, Hansen, Romero

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 10/14/1976

Osbeck, Dawn Marie (Marriage – 25 September 1976)

Making their home at 909 S. Brooks St., Madison, are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edward Boh who were married September 25.

The former Dawn Marie Osbeck and Larry Edward Boh were presented in marriage by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Osbeck, Minneapolis, Mn., and Mr. and Mrs. William Boh, Greenwood, during a 3 p.m. ceremony in Minneapolis. Performing the ceremony were the Rev. Donald Hansen, pastor and Father Tony Romero of the Newman Center Minneapolis.

For her special day, the bride selected an ivory Quiana double knit gown with lace and a long train. A double knit headpiece secured her veil edged with satin cord trim. She carried a bouquet of red roses, pink carnations, white stephanotis, elegance, baby’s breath and ivy.

Her maid-of-honor was Miss Sharon Osbeck, Minneapolis. Bridesmaids were Miss Sandi Osbeck, Mrs. Douglas Kunick, Eau Claire, and Mrs. Tom Owen. Serving as junior bridesmaids were Miss Chris Boh, Marshfield, and Miss Diane Osbeck, Minneapolis. They were attired in double knit jersey gowns in cranberry and pink and carried bouquets of pink and carnations, white daisies, elegance, red roses and baby’s breath.

The grooms’ bestman was Douglas Kunick, Eau Claire, Richard Feitl, Evansville, Ia., and Rick Onson, and Jerry Hoch, both of Madison, were groomsmen.

Bill Boh, Marshfield, and Robert Cummings, Ogema, seated guests. Music was furnished by Marge Lund, vocalist, and Lillian Madsen, organist.

A dinner followed the ceremony, and a dance was held at V.F.W. Club in Hamel, Mn.

The bride will graduate in December from the University of Wisconsin-Madison school of nursing. She is employed parttime as a nursing assistant at St. Mary’s there. The groom graduated in May, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison school of pharmacy and is currently doing graduate work there. He is employed as a pharmacy resident at the University Hospital in Madison.