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Allison, Schade
Saturday, August 30, 2008 | No comments posted.
Kenny Schade of North Bend and Krista Allison of Mill City were married on May 24, 2008, at Cone Chapel in Salem.
Krista is the daughter of Dawn Plotts of Mill City and Ken Allison of Salem. She is a graduate of Santiam High School, University of Oregon and Oregon Health Science University. She is a registered nurse in the NICU unit at OHSU.
Kenny is the son of Wayne and Debbie Schade of North Bend. He is a graduate of North Bend High School and Oregon State University, where he received a degree in forest products management. He works for the U.S. Forest Service at Detroit Lake as fire management squad boss.
The wedding was performed by Krista’s brother, Ken.
Special guests were all of their families and friends.
The couple has made their home in Mill City.
Krista is the daughter of Dawn Plotts of Mill City and Ken Allison of Salem. She is a graduate of Santiam High School, University of Oregon and Oregon Health Science University. She is a registered nurse in the NICU unit at OHSU.
Kenny is the son of Wayne and Debbie Schade of North Bend. He is a graduate of North Bend High School and Oregon State University, where he received a degree in forest products management. He works for the U.S. Forest Service at Detroit Lake as fire management squad boss.
The wedding was performed by Krista’s brother, Ken.
Special guests were all of their families and friends.
The couple has made their home in Mill City.
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