I Hear Wedding Bells…It’s Official!

ByTim Nolte Updated on
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Two_left_hands_forming_a_heart_shape-2Just wanted to let all of those that might be cruising to see what I’m up to that I am engaged! That’s right, there is a woman out there (Vanessa 😉 ) that would have me. 😀 We had an amazing day together, during our dinner I popped the question. It’s way late now so I’m not going to stay up to give all of the details, I’ll give the skinny tomorrow sometime. I can’t wait for you all to meet my fiancee!

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  1. i’m pretty sure this means you owe me like 100 dollars for hooking you guys up. i’m pretty sure i did. um…yeah…that was me. ok…so you can go ahead and pay me…now.

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  7. Oops… hit enter too soon… anyway… CONGRATULATIONS! Give me a call, I’d like to catch up, but I don’t have your number… you probably remember your old number but in case you don’t 864-5434

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  9. Oh my goodness!! CONGRATULATIONS…both to you Tim and Venessa. Very good news! Now I will be waiting for the news of how you did it and all! 🙂 Can’t wait to hear the details!! We are praying for you!

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  10. Congratulations Tim! I am so happy for you two. May God richly bless you as you prepare for your lives together!

    ~Luke

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