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Halloween Wedding
| Posted on November 4, 2009 at 11:21 AM |
Drew and his girlfriend Chloe made it offical on Saturday, October 31st. They are now happily married!
There will be a story tonight on WTAEs 5 pm news. Check it out but if you miss it I will try to post a link after it airs.
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Heather
10:44 PM on November 08, 2009
This picture is so precious. They look so cute as bride and groom.
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Margie
07:46 AM on November 06, 2009
We couldn't ask for a better son-in-law!What beautiful little angels we have.........
We love you Drew,
Margie and Kurt
P.S. if you were wondering who the designer was who created Chloe Emmanuelle's gown and veil,it is Val's communion veil and gown.Her bouquet was created by Giant Eagle and her p.j.'s (under the gown) were from Kohl's.Andrew's tux was from Burlington.
We love you Drew,
Margie and Kurt
P.S. if you were wondering who the designer was who created Chloe Emmanuelle's gown and veil,it is Val's communion veil and gown.Her bouquet was created by Giant Eagle and her p.j.'s (under the gown) were from Kohl's.Andrew's tux was from Burlington.
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Sarah Schroth
06:06 PM on November 04, 2009
Hello Grady Family,
I just saw the story about your beautiful little boys on WTAE, and was moved to tears. As soon as the story aired, I went to their website to find it to share with my family. My father passed away this summer after a very serious motorcycle accident. I cannot help but to feel sorry for myself every day.
After hearing your story, I realize that I am lucky that I still have my mother and the rest of my family. I cannot imagine what you are going through, knowing that there is no cure, that your sons will be taken from you too soon. Thank you for allowing WTAE to do a story about you and bringing awareness to all of us who are not familiar with Batten Disease. May God Bless you as continue to battle this disease.
I just saw the story about your beautiful little boys on WTAE, and was moved to tears. As soon as the story aired, I went to their website to find it to share with my family. My father passed away this summer after a very serious motorcycle accident. I cannot help but to feel sorry for myself every day.
After hearing your story, I realize that I am lucky that I still have my mother and the rest of my family. I cannot imagine what you are going through, knowing that there is no cure, that your sons will be taken from you too soon. Thank you for allowing WTAE to do a story about you and bringing awareness to all of us who are not familiar with Batten Disease. May God Bless you as continue to battle this disease.
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