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Shelley Lynn Wilson and Lance
Centofanti were married re-
cently at the Links at Pinewood.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme offici-
ated at the outdoor ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Ken and Madge Wilson of West
Bloomfield, and the groom is
the son of Geno and Angela
Centofanti of Livonia.
Attending Shelley and Lance
were the bride's sister-in-law,
Rose Wilson, matron of honor;
and best man, Joe Fahoome.
Bridesmaids were Karyn Ann
Geary, who also sang at the
ceremony; Jeanette Measel, the

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groom's niece; Wendy Mirkin,
Pam Davy and Lori Howes. Na-
talie Wilson, the bride's niece,
was the flower girl.
Groomsmen were Ron Wil-
son, the bride's brother; Darin
Centofanti, the groom's son; Joe
Measel, the groom's nephew;
Roger Moreilli, the groom's
cousin; Peter Ginopolis and
Norm Zayed. Nicholas Wilson,
the bride's nephew, was the
ring bearer.
Following a honeymoon in
Marco Island, Fla., and a
Caribbean cruise, the couple re-
side in West Bloomfield.

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Poulshock-Cutler

Sheryl Lynn Poulshock and
Richard Jay Cutler were re-
cently married at Ashbourne
Country Club in Cheltenham,
Pa. Rabbi Elliot Holland of
Elkins Park, Pa., officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Rose Poulshock and the
late Dr. Milton Poulshock of
Cheltenham and Ventnor, N.J.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Cutler of Farm-
ington Hills.
Mr. Jeff Cutler, brother of the
groom, was best man. The maid
of honor was Ms. Alison Suffet

of Los Angeles. The matron of
honor was cousin Karen Naids.
Bridesmaids were Susie Hor-
witz, Robin Cutler, Kathy Jaffe
and Michelle Forman. Ushers
were Dennis Horwitz, Marc
Poulshock, Andy Poulshock,
Bruce Jaffe and Adam Levin.
Also participating were ju-
nior bridesmaid Ashley Cutler
and ring bearer Michael Cut-
ler.
Following a honeymoon in
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Is-
lands, the couple will reside in
Cheltenham.