Hoffer-Hansen

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

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Ken Steele and Patty Hoffer-Steele, St. Louis, Mo., and Rick and Arica Hoffer, Bourbon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Holly Sue Hoffer, Warsaw, to Chris Hansen, Warsaw. He is the son of  David and Karen Hansen, Warsaw.

The bride-to-be is a manager of Claire’s Accessories, Warsaw. She graduated from Triton High School, Bourbon, in 2005 and is currently attending Indiana Tech, Fort Wayne.

The groom-elect is a slide-out technician, at Forrest River, Goshen. He graduated from Warsaw Community High School in 2005.

The couple plan a June 30, 2012, wedding.[[In-content Ad]]

Ken Steele and Patty Hoffer-Steele, St. Louis, Mo., and Rick and Arica Hoffer, Bourbon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Holly Sue Hoffer, Warsaw, to Chris Hansen, Warsaw. He is the son of  David and Karen Hansen, Warsaw.

The bride-to-be is a manager of Claire’s Accessories, Warsaw. She graduated from Triton High School, Bourbon, in 2005 and is currently attending Indiana Tech, Fort Wayne.

The groom-elect is a slide-out technician, at Forrest River, Goshen. He graduated from Warsaw Community High School in 2005.

The couple plan a June 30, 2012, wedding.[[In-content Ad]]
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