Weddings

November 5, 2019

Local couple married

By From JT Staff Reports

Pictured above are “Charley” and Audra Garwood. The couple was married in September and now resides in Delaware. (Photo submitted)

Audra Janette Sharp and Charles William Garwood were united in marriage Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 by Pastor Gregg Parkman at First Church of the Nazarene in Marion....

Pictured above are “Charley” and Audra Garwood. The couple was married in September and now resides in Delaware. (Photo submitted)

Audra Janette Sharp and Charles William Garwood were united in marriage Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 by Pastor Gregg Parkman at First Church of the Nazarene in Marion.
The bride is the daughter of Don and Sandy Sharp of Prospect and the groom is the son of Dave and Mary Ellen Garwood of Plain City.
Jennifer Sharp served as her sister’s maid of honor and bridesmaids were Laura Sharp, Mariah Hines and Rebecca Weaver. The flower girl was Lily Garwood.
Jacob Garwood served his brother as best man and groomsmen were David Garwood, Michael Garwood and Teddy Pavlantos. The ring bearer was Stephen Garwood.
The bride graduated from River Valley High School and Malone University and is a Staff Accountant at Rea & Associates in Dublin. The groom graduated from Fairbanks High School and Malone University and is a Help Desk Technician at Rea & Associates in Dublin.
Following a honeymoon in Charleston, South Carolina, the newlyweds reside in Delaware.

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