Wedding Party

Kara Fabiani

Matron of Honor

I met Kara when I first became a CNA straight out of high school. Kara was in school becoming a nurse, and we became inseparable. We have been through a lot together over the years, and whether we were close or far away she always checks up on me. She would let me draw her blood as "practice" before I was even in nursing school. She has supported me through many ups and down in my life, and will always be that one friend who will drop anything to come to her friends aide.

Caitlin Fenley

Maid of Honor

Caitlin was also one of those girls who I met a small house party in college when I first moved to Texas, and we instantly were best friends. She is loud, quick and witty with words and always makes me laugh. She electrifies a room with her charm and humor. Even if we haven't seen each other for years, when we do get together it's as if we were never apart. She is the anchor that keeps my feet on the ground, and the Dill to my Pickle.

Tara Dean

Bridesmaid

Tara is charismatic and lights up a room instantly. She is always fun to be around and her laugh is contagious. We met in college through mutual friends, and have many fun stories under our belts. She's a beacon of light in this world, and I can't imagine her not beside me on my big day.

Abby Ryman

Bridesmaid

Abby was my first roommate after graduating High School, and boy did we have fun! Abby is one that would help any of her friends out if they were in need, even if it was one am and she was six hours away, she would come if you asked. A warm hearted person who gives and gives without asking for anything in return.

Jordan Noecker

Bridesmaid

Jordan was my first Mom friend. She makes me laugh at the worst possible moments, and will always be near to my heart. She works hard for her son and to help her family. She always says sorry after a few minutes, even if I accidentally hit her in the face with mini snickers. Quiet and reserved at first, but always the first to speak up for herself. From silly snap chat selfies to serious talks, she is a true friend that I'll always cherish.

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Wade Larsen

Best Man

Wade is one of the hardest working men I know. I can't remember a time when Wade has not been there when i needed help, advise or a whiskey. Not only is Wade a bother, a father, and a friend, but someone i look up to. He is a jack of all trades and really can do anything that he puts his mind to. Growing up Wade and i have worked together, bled together, laughed and and casued more trouble than we can remember. Looking back, we learned a lot of hard leassons.

Tony Larsen

Man of Honor

Tony is my oldest brother and someone i always wanted to be like. If Tony was doing it, I wanted to be a part of it. Through sling shot battles, BB gun wars and then a Deployment to Iraq, Tony is the kind of man that you want on you side. Through thick and thin, Tony has been by my side to lift me back up time and time again. He keeps the mood light and always has a story to make you laugh. I'm proud to call Tony a bother and a friend.

Gene Nelson

Groomsman

Gene was a high school friend, by first college roomate, and a co-worker after college. We've been in over our heads and had some of the best times I can remember. Altough I was good at making bad descions, Gene was there to keep me in line. He's always been a great friend with a even better attitude.

Brian Tusha

Groomsman

Right out of college i took a job working for Peter Kiewit and Brian was the supervisor for B crew at Buckskin Mine. When i got to work i wanted to go out to see the pit. The mine manager told me to jump in with Brian , so i did and he took me out on a tour of the mine. Through the years Brian and i got to know each other and later i was assigned to Brian's crew to supervise the dirt shovel. Brian took me under his wing and help me work safe and efficiently. Wether it was working or hanging out, i always tried to meet the standard Brian set. Brian always had a joke to lighten the mood in any situation and can sing "You're so Vain" better than Carly Simon.

Ivan Stalick

Groomsman

Ivan and I met in the early 2000's and became good friends immediately. Ivan and his brothers were like family to me and my brothers. All of us ran around Sheridan and Big horn causing way too much trouble. Ivan and I never were working in the same place at the same time, we always stayed in touch and caught up on the weekends for a snowmobile trip, a concert, beer or whiskey. He's been a great friend and a bother. Having someone to talk to that was traveling as much as I did for work really help me to keep my sanity. Ivan was always able to show me the “light” in any situation.