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WWW.TIMESCALL.COM | S AT U R D AY, DECEMBER 11, 2010 | SECTION B

LIFESUNDAY SCHOOLS FOOD HEALTH FAITH CO U P L E S

WEDDING

C a b a l l e roA girl, Harmony Leticia Cano,

born Nov. 11, 2010, atLongmont United Hospital toEdgar Cano Caballero andDesiree Yvonne Brandt ofLongmont. Grandparents areBrenda Brandt of Arvada;Abner Mazzuca of Las Cruces,N.M.; and Maria and Martinof Queretaro, Mexico. Great-grandparents are JosefaMazzuca of Longmont, andJanet and David Brandt ofFr e d e r i c k .

ErazoA boy, Josep Winship, born

Oct. 19, 2010, at ExemplaGood Samaritan to Edisonand Krystal Winship Erazo ofLongmont. Grandparents areLeslie and Don Dreyer ofLongmont; and MagdalenaMartinez of Quito, Ecuador.Great-grandparent is KayJones of Longmont.

Ta y l o rTwins, Natalie Rose and Max

Henry, born Dec. 3, 2010, atAvista Adventist Hospital toMike and Bethany (Pond)Taylor of Berthoud.Grandparents are Cliff andKaryn Pond of Berthoud; andJack and Phyllis WearHurricane, Utah.

BIRTH

Paul Chilson’s “The Love That IsTr u e ” retails for $16.99 and isavailable at www.thelovethatistrue.com, the Longmont Used BookEmporium, and bookstores insideRocky Mountain ChristianChurch’s Frederick and Niwotcampuses.

WHERE’S “THE LOVE”?

This love is true, too

Secrets of romance, closeness that every woman should know

MARRIAGELICENSES

The following Longmont-areacouples received marriagelicenses and certificates fromBoulder County. The date iswhen they married.

LONGMONT• Anthony Raymond Marinoand Chelsea Rose Gates, Dec.6• Adrian Ruiz Encinas and

Juanita Marie Proa, Dec. 3• Juan Aaron Macias

Manriquez and Ana LeePerez, Dec. 3• Colin C. Drier and Lisa M.

Torrey, Dec. 3• Joel Gutierrez and Juanita

Conferina Gutierrez, Dec. 3

L A FAY E T T E• Charles Ray Bourne andSylvia Nina Hasui, Dec. 4

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ENGAGEMENT

ANNIVERSARIES

WEDDINGS

Carol and Vernon Peppler

Peppler: 60thVernon and Carol Peppler

will celebrate their 60thwedding anniversary dur-ing a dinner in their honorwith their family andfriends. Their maid of honorand best man, Shirley andClyde Rink, also will attend.

Vernon Peppler marriedCarol Nelson on Dec. 10,1950, at Christ Congrega-tional Church in Longmont.The Pepplers are Longmontnatives and have farmednorth of the city since 1951.They retired in 1990 andcontinue to live on the sameproperty they purchased in1953.

Vernon likes to golf, andthey both enjoy travelingand gardening.

The Pepplers have threedaughters: Sherrie Peppler,Pam Haworth and TrudiPeppler; and five grand-children: JD Hindorff andhis wife Jenny, Devon Hin-dorff, and Kelli, Courtneyand Paul Krueger.

J.D. Hindorff andJenny Fearing

Elinor Christopherand Jonathan Light

Christopher —Light

Jonathan Alden Light andElinor Grace Christopherwere married Friday, Aug.6, 2010, at Saint Bartholo-m ew ’s Church in EstesPa r k .

The bride is the daughterof Kevin Christopher andKathleen Christopher ofEstes Park. She graduatedfrom Estes Park HighSchool in 2001 and is a Ph.D.student at the University ofUtah, studying visual com-munication and art.

The groom is the son ofKori and Mark Deines ofLongmont. Jonathan gradu-ated from Longmont HighSchool in 2001 and complet-ed a bachelor’s degree atColorado State University infashion and apparel mer-chandising. He works forAdidas in Park City, Utah.

The wedding was officiat-ed by the bride’s grandfa-ther, the Rev. William Cuth-bert of Potsdam, N.Y. Fami-ly and friends were in atten-dance. The reception washeld at the Historic CragsLo d ge.

The couple plan to spendtheir honeymoon in PuertoRico. They make theirhome in Salt Lake City.

LeRoy ‘Lee’ Lawsonand Elaine Davidson

Davidson —Lawson

Elaine Davidson andLeRoy “Le e ” Lawson weremarried Nov. 6, 2010, in TheGathering Place at West-view Presbyterian Churchin Longmont.

The bride is the mother ofKen Davidson of Longmontand Scott Davidson of West-minster, who presented herfor marriage. Her sister PatRosdil of Daytona Beach,Fla., stood with her.

Elaine has resided inLongmont since 1973 and isretired from the St. VrainValley School District. Shewas widowed in 2007.

Lee moved to Longmontin 1948 and returned in 1980upon his retirement fromthe U.S. Navy. He also is re-tired from the city of Long-mont government and St.Vrain Sanitation District.His best men were his sonRon Lawson and daughterKerrie Cortez, who reside inVentura, Calif. He was wid-owed in 2008.

The ceremony was fol-lowed by a reception at thecouple’s Longmont Estatesh o m e.

Bea and Wayne Hinrichs

Hinrichs: 60thWayne and Bea Hinrichs

of Longmont celebratedtheir 60th anniversary Dec.10, 2010. Bernice (Bea)Parker was united in mar-riage to Wayne Hinrichs onDec. 10, 1950, in Pomeroy,I owa .

They moved to Boulder in1959. After 30 years there,they moved to Longmont,where they have lived for 21ye a rs.

Wayne was a bookkeeperfor 18 years, retiring in 1984.Bernice is a homemaker.

Their children are SusanAtkinson of Fort Collins andRick Hinrichs of Boulder.The couple have one grand-son and three step-grand-c h i l d re n .

The couple will celebratetheir anniversary with fam-ily at a later date.

NeilRo s e n t h a lRe l a t i o n s h i p s

Dear Neil: Some time ago, youwrote a very impressive article ti-tled “Secrets Every Man ShouldK n ow. ” I still have a copy in mypossession. In it was advice youoffered men about how to be effec-tive in their relationships withwomen — essentially, how tomake love to a woman in thebroadest definition of that word.

I am sure every woman wouldlove to have the equivalent advice

about how to be the best spouse,lover, friend and companion witha man. Would you please write acolumn titled “Secrets that everywoman should know”?

— Wanting Advice in Welling-ton, New Zealand

Dear New Zealand: H ow

about two columns on this sub-ject? This one will address ro-mance and closeness, and nextweek I will offer suggestions re-garding men and sex.

� Many women adopt a passiveattitude toward romance; theytend to think of courtship, ro-mance and seduction as some-thing a man does to them. It’s aman’s job to woo you, make youfeel valued, bring you flowers,open doors for you, complimentyou, wine and dine you, and se-duce you. So my first recommen-

dation is to make romance morereciprocal. This means that youalso would woo him, court him,make him feel special, and act ashis seductress, not just the se-d u c e d.

� Touch is the best aphrodisiac.It helps us be closer. If you’re nottouching each other a lot, your re-lationship is unlikely to feel hot orpassionate, and both of you willnotice that the connection youonce had has waned. Expressyour love physically every daythrough touch, hugs, kisses, cud-

dling or holding hands.� The heart of me feeling val-

ued by you is whether you are re-sponsive to what I say. Therefore,if I say something is important tome, make it important to you also.

� Create time to be alone to-gether every week, and treat thattime as sacred. Make your rela-tionship a top priority in your life.

� When you talk with him, lookinto his eyes.

� T h e re ’s an art to giving ap-preciation. Learn that art.

Editor’s note: This is the first part ofa two-part series.

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Fearing —Hindor f f

Jenny Fearing and J.D.Hindorff were married June19, 2010, in Wisconsin Dells,W i s.

Jenny is the daughter ofDoug and Lois Fearing ofPortage, Wis. She graduat-ed from Portage HighSchool and earned a bache-lor’s degree in business ad-ministration at the Univer-sity of Wisconsin at StevensPo i n t .

J.D. is the son of JohnHindorff and Sherrie Pep-pler, both of Longmont. Hegraduated from LongmontHigh School and earned abachelor’s degree in politi-cal science from ColoradoState University.

The maid of honor wasJamie Fearing, sister of thebride, and the best man wasDevon Hindorff, brother ofthe groom. Bridesmaids

were Natasha Drury, LorisaHarvey, Julia Considine,Melissa Williams and DanaWood. Groomsmen wereJohn Hindorff, father of thegroom; Matt Brahm; andKorey Scheefer. KelliKrueger, cousin of thegroom, and Tim Williamsserved as usherette andu s h e r.

The couple spent theirhoneymoon in Greece andreside in Silverthorne.

Morris — Tr a i n o rSherilyn Morris of Boul-

der and Lonnie Trainor ofLongmont announce theirengagement to be marriedJuly 23, 2011, in Longmont.

Sherilyn is the daughterof Eli Gehman and BevFord of Aurora. Lonnie isthe son of Robert andDorothy Rasmussen of

Lo n g m o n t .Sherilyn graduated from

Aurora Hinkley High Schooland attended Mesa StateCollege in Grand Junction.Lonnie graduated fromLongmont High School.

Sherilyn is a paraeduca-tor with the Boulder ValleySchool District. Lonnie is adispatcher with Safe Sys-t e m s.

Kari and PaulChilson, picturedThursday in theRocky MountainChristian Churchbookstore, arethe foundersof 2 RoadsPublishing, anindependentChristian bookpublisher. Theyprinted theirfirst tome inNovember — ac h i l d r e n’s bookPaul wrote titled“The Love ThatIs True.” It offersan overview ofthe Bible’s bulletpoints, in rhyme.

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By Magdalena WegrzynLongmont Times-Call

LONGMONT — Even thoughPaul Chilson lavished cheesylove songs, red carnations and

horseback-riding trips on his soon-to-be wife, that’s not what con-vinced Kari to marry him.

“I prayed about it a lot,” Ka r i

said. “I really prayed that I wouldmarry someone who would meetmy needs and I would meet hisn e e d s. ”

Mutual faith has been astronghold in the Chilsons’ 1 5 - ye a rmarriage, guiding them in personaland business decisions.

Together, the couple founded 2Roads Publishing, an independentChristian book publisher.

In November, they printed theirfirst book — a children’s book Paulwrote titled “The Love That IsTr u e. ” His 40-page book offers anoverview of the Bible’s bullet points— in rhyme — starting with the cre-ation story in Genesis and endingwith a heavenly prophecy from

Reve l a t i o n s.“It seemed like something like

this should exist, and I didn’t findanything like it,” said Paul, 41, whoworks mostly from his Niwot homeas the head of computer-aided

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Faith, businessare bonds in15-year union