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W[DDINGS
Ann Wittenberg
Ann Marie Wittenberg
and Shawn Michael McE1-
hinney were married on
Dec. 28.
She is the daughter of
Dorothy and Herb Vonhof
and he is the son of Jo and
Tom McElhinney.
They met at the Shel-
ton Athletic Club where
she is an aerobics instruc-
tor.
She is also the owner
of Graham's Hairworks in
Shelton and Shawn is an
executive with United Par-
cel Service.
The couple will celebrate
their union with family
and friends on Aug. 5, at
Harmony Hill.
and
Shawn McElhinney
Ellory Thea Eierman and Jason Ryan Rowe
Ellory Thea Eierman and
Jason Ryan Rowe of Hood-
sport are getting married
on Sept. 15 at Ruby Beach,
North Washington Coast.
She is the daughter of
Bruce Eierman of Anchor-
age, Alaska and Deb Peter-
son of Skokomish Valley,
Shelton, and he is the son
of Val and Dave Wagner of
Hoodsport.
She graduated from Shel-
ton High School in 2001,
Olympic College in 2003
and University of Alaska in Olympia currently employs
2007 with a bachelor of sci- her. He graduated from
ence degree in marine biol- Westmont High School.
ogy. The World Market in Campbell, Calif.. in 2000
and San Jose State Univer-
sity in 2006 with a BS in
Psychology. He is currently
employed at ACS in Lacey.
SERViC[NEWS
Shelton
Shelton High School grad-
uate Jacob (JT) Smith from
the class of 2009 recently
completed his first tour of
duty with the U.S. Air Force.
Airman First Class (A1C)
Smith was stationed at An-
dersen AFB in Guam with the
736th Security Forces squad-
ron and is currently in the
grad completes first
process of reloCating to Malm-
strom AFB in Montana and
will be assigned to the 721st
Security Forces squadron.
While stationed at Ander-
sen AFB. A1C Smith partici-
pated in several missions that
took him to India, Indonesia,
Bangladesh. Thailand, Papua
New Guinea. Japan, Austra-
tour of duty
lia and the Philippines.
He said he is looking for-
ward to continuing his mili-
tary career in Montgna.
A1C Smith is the son of Mar-
ty and Lori Crossan of Shelton;
Joe Meshkoff of Federal Way;
the grandson of Bernie and
Dorothy Lang of Shelton and
Polly Smith of Indio, Calif.
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Area
U.S. Army Pfc. Brandon L. Isaacson has
graduated from Basic Combat Training at
Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.
During the nine weeks of training, the sol-
dier studied the U.S. Army mission and re-
ceived instruction and training exercises in
drill and ceremonies, Army history, core val-
ues and traditions, military courtesy, military
man graduates from basic training
justice, physical fitness, first aid, rifle marks-
manship, weapons use, map reading and land
navigation, foot marches, armed and unarmed
combat and field maneuvers and tactics.
Isaacson is the son of Sharon and Ted
Trask of Shelton.
He is a 2008 graduate of Capital High
School. Olympia.
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a group where they say they'll
do something and they do it."
Brinkman said she partic-
ularly likes Shelton Kiwanis
because so much of their
donations go to helping chil-
dren. She also substitutes as
an educational assistant at
local elementary schools.
"I especially like kin-
dergarten, first and second
grade I feel like I can
make a difference with those
children," she said.
Brinkman spent her ca-
reer at the Washington
Department of Social and
Health Services (DSHS)
headquarters in Lacey work-
ing on her lifelong desire to
help people.
'ou're saving lives, pro-
viding support and protec-
tion," she said. "Almost all
state employees really work
hard and believe in what
they're doing."
Brinkman has also tutored
for Mason County Literacy,
now Sound Learning, and
serves as a board member.
She is a member and former
board member of the Friends
of the Shelton Timberland
Library and is a member of
the American Association of
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She is a 1977 Evergreen
State College graduate.
"A lot of the organizations
I belong to also provide schol-
arships," she said.
Brinkman said she feels
passionately about helping
people, particularly children,
but also makes time for an-
other passion -- art.
"I love the arts, any kind
of live performance ... I love
to act. I love to be a part of
it," she said.
Brinkman serves on the
Shelton Arts Commission, a
board with several members
appointed by the Shelton
City Commission.
The arts commission picks
local art for the Shelton civic
center's rotating art gallery.
"The purpose of the arts
commission is to get people
involved," she said.
The arts commission also
runs an annual fundraiser
called Empty Bowls. The
three-part fundraiser invites
members of the community
to come 1;o the civic center
and mold clay bowls one
night and decorate them the
next. Also, for a small price,
participants can use their
own bowls to eat at a soup
dinner on the third night.
"Some of them are abso-
lutely amazing for the first
thing they've worked on,"
Brinkman said.
Last year the fundraiser
earned $1,200 for the Saint's
Pantry Food Bank, she said.
Brinkman said young peo-
ple, especially those in high
school and college, should
get involved in service clubs
to promote their self-esteem
and earn skills for the future.
"Any time you can get them
involved it's good for them,"
she said.
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