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Marriages & divorces, Nov. 7
Saturday, November 07, 2009 | No comments posted.
The following couples have filed for marriage licenses at the clerk’s office at the Coos County Courthouse in Coquille:
• Robert Magill and Elisa Crawford both of Coquille.
• Jesse Carter and Jami Garnick both of North Bend.
• Richard Kight and Angelica Kreuger both of Myrtle Point.
• Ryan McMahon and Rachel Thurman of Bandon.
• Ricky Rexine and Kristin Robertson both of Coos Bay.
• Michael Swinburnson of Lakeside and Teresa Montoya of Coos Bay.
• Jack Cochran and Jessica Farmer both of Kelso, Wash.
• Aaron Buell and Cortney Buell of Coos Bay.
The following people have filed for divorces:
• Kyle Chrysler of Coos Bay and Alice Chrysler of North Bend.
• Timothy Ford of Coquille and Robin Ford of Coquille.
• Quentin Guretzki of Cannon Beach and Jody Guretzki of Myrtle Point.
• Victor Vidal address unknown and Mona Vidal of Coos Bay.
• Gary Wellbaum and Penny Wellbaum, addresses unavailable.
• Robert Magill and Elisa Crawford both of Coquille.
• Jesse Carter and Jami Garnick both of North Bend.
• Richard Kight and Angelica Kreuger both of Myrtle Point.
• Ryan McMahon and Rachel Thurman of Bandon.
• Ricky Rexine and Kristin Robertson both of Coos Bay.
• Michael Swinburnson of Lakeside and Teresa Montoya of Coos Bay.
• Jack Cochran and Jessica Farmer both of Kelso, Wash.
• Aaron Buell and Cortney Buell of Coos Bay.
The following people have filed for divorces:
• Kyle Chrysler of Coos Bay and Alice Chrysler of North Bend.
• Timothy Ford of Coquille and Robin Ford of Coquille.
• Quentin Guretzki of Cannon Beach and Jody Guretzki of Myrtle Point.
• Victor Vidal address unknown and Mona Vidal of Coos Bay.
• Gary Wellbaum and Penny Wellbaum, addresses unavailable.
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