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• Jodi and Kevin Neff

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Ryan Lefkofsky was the ring
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The new Mrs.' Neff was
graduated from the University
of Michigan and teaches pre-
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husband also was graduated
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of Medipine.
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and Marci Bernstein of Atlanta,
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Ill., and Beth Bayer-Neff.
Howard Neff was his brother's '
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Carlenne D.' Brown and Eric
R. Jarvis were 'planted recently
at Temple Israel. 'Rabbi' Harcild;
Loss and Cantor Harold Orbach
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. K. Jean Peters .0( High-
land, Mich.,. and Robert Brown
of Union Lake. Parents or the
bridegroom ' are Mr. and Mrs.'
Walter. Jarvis of Southfield.
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Carlene and Eric Jarvis

Lisa Brown, and— Andrea Gels-
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The best man was Bill Pfeuf-
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Mark Siegal'and' Garo Vapor-
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Grandparents of 'both the
bride. and bridegroom took part
in the ceremony
t9iloWing a Montreal honey-
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Southfield.

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