Celebrations

Engagement

Taylor and Beeman

Vickie B. Taylor and Danny A. Beeman, both of Woodinville, plan an Aug. 8 wedding in Las Vegas.

Their parents are Emma and Gary Gardner of Mountlake Terrace, Eng-Lill Arneson of Sweden and Effie and Dean Beeman of Fresno, Calif.

Vickie is a buyer at Providence Everett Medical Center.

Danny is a physical therapist at Providence Hospice and Homecare of Bellevue.

Danny proposed to Vickie on 7-7-07 when the couple visited his mother in Stockholm, Sweden, for her 70th birthday.

Anniversary

Jozefczyk

Stanley and Rita Jozefczyk of Mukilteo plan to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday in the company of their daughter Ann Marie and granddaughter Clare.

They were married Oct. 26, 1957, in Tacoma.

Stanley is retired from the Fluke Corp. and Rita is a retired Everett Community College library technician.

To celebrate their anniversary, the Jozefczyks, who love to travel, plan to take another “exciting and unpredictable” road trip in their classic Chevy camper van.

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