Bonnie Jean Reeves and Woodrow Wilson Reeves are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 31, 2009.
The couple’s children are hosting a 3 p.m. celebration on Nov. 1, 2009, at the Hannibal Free Methodist Church. Friends and Family are invited to celebrate.
The couple was united in marriage on Oct. 31, 1959, in New London. Henry W. Eisenberg officiated. Their attendants were Charles and Linda Coyle.
Bonnie is the daughter of the late Wallace and Janelle Coyle. Woodrow is the son of the late Nathan and Ethel Reeves.
Their children are Karl (Dona) Reeves, Palmyra and Connie (Louis) McCune, Perry. They have three grandchildren, Karla and Woody Reeves, and Tara Moss; and seven great-grandchildren, Tyler, Ayden, Lauren, Hunter, Madelyn, Destiny and Andilynn.
Woodrow is a retired machinist and hay hauler. He worked at Electric Wheel uintil they closed and then at Kuhlman’s Diecasting. Bonnie is retired from Accu Therm.
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Bonnie Jean Reeves and Woodrow Wilson Reeves are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 31, 2009.
The couple’s children are hosting a 3 p.m. celebration on Nov. 1, 2009, at the Hannibal Free Methodist Church. Friends and Family are invited to celebrate.
The couple was united in marriage on Oct. 31, 1959, in New London. Henry W. Eisenberg officiated. Their attendants were Charles and Linda Coyle.
Bonnie is the daughter of the late Wallace and Janelle Coyle. Woodrow is the son of the late Nathan and Ethel Reeves.
Their children are Karl (Dona) Reeves, Palmyra and Connie (Louis) McCune, Perry. They have three grandchildren, Karla and Woody Reeves, and Tara Moss; and seven great-grandchildren, Tyler, Ayden, Lauren, Hunter, Madelyn, Destiny and Andilynn.
Woodrow is a retired machinist and hay hauler. He worked at Electric Wheel uintil they closed and then at Kuhlman’s Diecasting. Bonnie is retired from Accu Therm.
