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PINNICK – RIDDLE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

April 30, 2003 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Terry and Leah Pinnick of French Lick, Indiana announced the engagement of their daughter, Faith Ann Pinnick to Michael Justin Riddle both of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr. Riddle’s parents are Joe and Cindi Riddle also of Fort Wayne.

Faith is a 1999 graduate of Jasper High School in Jasper, Indiana and a 2003 graduate of Taylor University Fort Wayne Campus, with a degree in Elementary Education. She is teaching at Bright Hope Christian School in Fort Wayne.

Justin is a 2000 graduate of Elmhurst High School in Fort Wayne and a 2003 graduate of Ivy Tech State College with a degree in Automotive Technology. He is employed with Fort Wayne Toyota as a Service Technician.

Ms. Pinnick and Mr. Riddle will be married on June 21st at Waynedale Baptist Church with the reception following at Hessen Cassel Hall in Fort Wayne.

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