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GRAPEVINE<br />

Continued from previous page<br />

to bring new awareness and friends to the<br />

programs offered by the therapeutic riding<br />

organization. More than half of the<br />

attendees were new to the organization.<br />

John and Mary Kay Chlebina generously<br />

donated the use of their large barn that<br />

is centrally located in <strong>Bath</strong>. Bob Otto of<br />

American Food and Vending donated the<br />

delicious barbeque-style food selections,<br />

and Ken Stewart and House of LaRose<br />

donated the wine and provided the cash<br />

bar. The mechanical bull sponsored by<br />

Bob and Kathy Serpentini was the<br />

highlight of the evening. Professional bull<br />

rider from Lodi, Brandon Davis, talked<br />

a bit about rodeo life and demonstrated<br />

how to stay on the bull. Several of the<br />

party-goers gave the bull a whirl in a lively<br />

bull-riding contest, including this columnist,<br />

Amy Gray, Amy Fairhurst, Bob<br />

Otto, Colin Grimm, Dave Miller, Ken<br />

Stewart, Larry Yacovazzi, Tami Gosen<br />

B26 GPVN<br />

Ashley Yarborough<br />

is a golf stand-out at<br />

Hathaway Brown.<br />

Valvo, Kevin and<br />

Maria Forsyth –<br />

an absolute albeit<br />

dizzying blast!<br />

Other faces in the<br />

crowd included<br />

Chuck Gray,<br />

Joe Valvo, Carolyn<br />

Yacovazzi,<br />

Sheila Otto, Jen<br />

Bucheit, Barb<br />

Greene, Lori<br />

Stewart, Nancy<br />

and Dave Murray,<br />

Laurie Morgan<br />

Shrank and<br />

husband, Gary,<br />

Paula Howard<br />

and Toril Simon,<br />

who was kept<br />

busy snapping<br />

lots of photos of<br />

the bull contest<br />

riders. After dinner, the revelry continued<br />

with country line dancing lessons to the<br />

music of the Silver Creek Band. Professional<br />

rodeo clown, Craig Miller, kept the<br />

scene lively with his antics. Co-Founders<br />

Sue and Dave Miller and Chris Gustely<br />

plan to make the<br />

event an annual<br />

outing.<br />

While Owens-<br />

Fink was busy<br />

training with her<br />

relay team for the<br />

Akron Marathon,<br />

her three children<br />

have also been busy<br />

with one recently<br />

getting married and<br />

the other two getting<br />

engaged. First,<br />

John and Debbie’s<br />

oldest daughter,<br />

B22 GPVN<br />

Gary Pinter was<br />

honored for his dedicated<br />

service to<br />

Fairlawn Lutheran<br />

Church.<br />

Rachel Fink, married Paul Byerly of<br />

Salisbury, S.C., at the Church in the<br />

Valley on Everett Road. Laura Bettinger-<br />

Spelich played the piano and Jessica<br />

Ciraldo was the vocalist. The wedding<br />

party also included the sister of the bride,<br />

Sarah Fink, and former Revere classmates,<br />

Kristen Anderson (RHS 2001)<br />

and Martha Montgomery (RHS 2000).<br />

Just two days later, the Fink’s oldest son,<br />

1st Lt. USAF, Shane Fink, became engaged<br />

to Neena Dhouni of Mission Viejo,<br />

34 The <strong>Bath</strong> <strong>Country</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, November 2012

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