ORANGE —
The following couples were reported to have obtained marriage licenses in the office of Karen Jo Vance, Orange County Clerk, during the week of Nov. 19-21, 2012:
Brandon S. Gauthier and Janie M. Weatherholt; Adam C. Spell and Leslie A. Sonnier; Justin D. Forse and Emily A. Foust; Robert G. Perritt Jr. and Kelsey E. Page; Dean E. Brittain and Telisa L. Brittain; Thomas J. Valtierra III and Chelsea S. Skeet.
Lifestyle
November 23, 2012
Orange County marriage licenses issued 11.24.12
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