Wilson - Rando (2005 August 15)
Tracey Lynn Rando of Charlotte, NC, daughter of Jack and Robin Rando of Liverpool, N.Y., was united in marriage with Joseph Robert Wilson of Charlotte, NC, son of Mable Wilson of Maryville and the late Robert Lee Wilson, June 5 at Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Pastor Cobb officiated.
Tiffinee McClave of Charlotte, NC, was matron of honor.
Ron Arminoei of Charlotte, NC, was best man.
Sven Lorstrom of Gig Harbor, Wash., and Scott McClave of Charlotte, NC, were ushers.
A sit - down dinner was given after the wedding at Sea Pines Resort in Hilton Head Island, SC.
After a wedding trip to Crete, Greece, the couple are living in Charlotte, NC.
The bride received her Bachelor of Arts from the State University of New York. She attended college at Oswego in New York. She received her Master's of business administration from The Belk College of Business at the University of North Carolina.
The bridegroom received his Bachelor of Science from Wilmington College in Delaware and his Master's of business administration from Bristol University in Bristol.
The bride and bridegroom are employed at their business Southeastern Enterprises, Inc. in Charlotte, NC.
Hill - O'Dell (2005 August 15)
Stacy Ann O'Dell of Maryville, daughter of Coley and Judy O'Dell of Maryville, was united in marriage with John William II, son of Jenny Hill of Maryville and the late Bill Hill, June 11 at East Alcoa Baptist Church. The Rev. David Randolph officiated.
Stephanie Tarwater of Maryville was maid of honor.
Buffy Houser of Maryville and Tina Hawn of Maryville were bridesmaids.
Kaylee Gray was the flower girl. Blake O'Dell was the ring bearer and Katie Lewark kept the bride's book.
Gary Hill of Maryville was best man.
Michael Roth of Knoxville and Eric O'Dell of Maryville were groomsmen.
A reception was given by the bride's family at East Alcoa Baptist Church.
After a wedding trip to the Bahamas and Key West, Fla., the couple are living in Maryville.
The bride is a graduate of Maryville College. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in human services.
The bridegroom is employed at Loomis Fargo and Co. as an armed guard.
Winn - Painter (2005 April 24)
Amanda Jo Winn is engaged to marry Kevin Andrew Painter at 5:30 p.m. May 21 at First United Methodist Church of Maryville.
The future bride is the daughter of Ronda Winn of Maryville and Bill and Georgia Winn of Louisville. She is the granddaughter of Robert and Estelle Winn of Hendersonville, N.C., Joyce Halley of Maryville and the late Harold Halley.
The future bridegroom is the son of Kathy Painter of Maryville and the late George A. ``Gig" Painter Jr. He is the grandson of Harold and Jean Lambert of Maryville and the late George and Robbie Painter.
The bride - to - be received a Bachelor of Arts degree in business and organization management from Maryville College. She plans to pursue a career with a local nonprofit organization.
The bridegroom - to - be received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and music from Furman University in Greenville, S.C., and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Tennessee. He works as a private financial advisor with Suntrust Securities Inc., Alcoa.
Wildsmith - Miller (2005 March 21)
Barbi (Saij) Miller, daughter of Sandy Miller - Wolfe of Rutledge and the sister of Angela Miller of Maryville, was united in marriage with Steve Wildsmith, son of Robert and Charlotte Wildsmith of Powell and the brother of Mike Wildsmith of Knoxville, in a non - traditional ceremony March 18 in Las Vegas.
The bride's son Ethan was included in the ceremony.
The bride is employed as a court reporter by Gibson Court Reporting of Knoxville.
The bridegroom is the Weekend editor and a columnist for The Daily Times as well as a part - time employee of Cornerstone of Recovery in Louisville.
Both the bride and bridegroom are active in the East Tennessee recovery community.
After a family wedding trip to Southern California, Arizona and the Grand Canyon, the three are living in Alcoa.
A local celebration with family and friends is scheduled for May 14.
