| Notes |
- TheCabin.net, February 2, 2003
Williams-Bassett vows spoken
Andrea Shea Williams and Timothy Wayne Bassett, both of Conway, were married at 1 p.m. Saturday (Jan. 11, 2003) at The Gables Inn in Hot Springs.
The bride is a daughter of Robbie Thorn of Conway and Stephen and Franci Halter of Enola. She is a granddaughter of J.L. and Winnie Thorn of Greenbrier and Joe and Mary Ann Mosby of Conway.
The groom is a son of the late Robert W. Bassett Jr. of Akron, Ohio, and Tommy and Donetta King of Plumerville. He is a grandson of Robert W. Bassett Sr. of Akron and the late Ruth Bassett and Mildred Passmore of Conway. David Peters of Garland County performed the double-ring ceremony.
The bride wore a maroon, sleeveless dress with a ruffle outlining the edges of the neck and bottom of the dress. She wore a black and silver necklace and carried a bouquet of fresh white roses, daisies, greenery and baby's breath. Special guests included Tommy and Donetta King, stepfather and mother of the groom; Amy Riddle, sister of the groom; Ruth Ann Bassett, sister of the groom; Jim and Barbara Johnson, uncle and aunt of the groom; T.J., Rachel and Isaiah Puckett, brother-in-law, sister and nephew of the bride; and Jerrid Lively, friend of the couple.
A reception followed at Applebee's restaurant in Hot Springs. After a honeymoon in Hot Springs, the couple are at home in Conway.
TheCabin.net, Sunday, July 23, 2006
Miss Bassett weds Mr. Lively
The Old Gin Special Events Center in Conway was the setting for the 4 p.m. Saturday (May 6, 2006) wedding of Ruth Ann Bassett and Jerrid Harold Lively, both of Perryville.
The bride is a daughter of Tommy and Donetta King of Plumberville and the late Robert W. Bassett Jr. of Akron, Ohio. She is a granddaughter of Robert W. Bassett Sr. of Akron and the late Ruth Bassett and the late Ardith and Mildred Passmore of Conway.
The groom s a son of Jerry and Sheila Lively and Billy and Kelly Hicks, all of Perryville. He is a grandson of Glenn and Evelyn Lively of Bigelow and Mary McCormack of Perryville and the late Harold McCormack.
|