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Key, Fla.
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and Gary Trahey of Orchard Lake. The
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were Brandon Morton, brother of the
groom; Jim Crego, brother-in-law of
the groom; and Greg Hoey, friend of
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Lauren and Jerod were honored to
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Renee Himelhoch and Eli Chemel were
recently married in an outdoor ceremo-
ny at the Links at Pinewood in Walled
Lake. The bride is the daughter of Anna
and Mason Himelhoch of Southfield.
The groom is the son of Leah and
Meyer Chemel of Yehud, Israel.
Ronna Alexander, childhood friend
of the bride, was maid of honor.
Shmulik Chemel, brother of the groom,
was best man. Flower girls were

Daniella Silverstein, Reut and Liron
Benbenishti and Malka Himelhoch, all
nieces of the bride and groom. Holding
the hand-made chuppa were friends of
the couple, Jennifer Cannon Lloyd,
Dana Miller, Ilise Cohen and Nisa
Krongold-Shechtman.
Officiating were the bride's longtime
friend and cantorial soloist Michelle
Pearlman and Rabbi Aaron Bergman.
The couple will reside in Israel.