MOOERS FORKS — Medard and Becky Manor of Mooers Forks celebrated their 25th anniversary March 11, 2012, by taking a cruise to the Western Caribbean. They will also celebrate with a party hosted by their sons, Adam and Andrew, later this summer with family and friends.
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