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July 20, 2012

Hernandez -- Reyell

-- Press-Republican

GUAYAMA, Puerto Rico — Ana E. Figueroa of Guayama, Puerto Rico, announces the engagement of her daughter, Celiann Hernandez, of Orlando, Fla., to Adam Reyell, also of Orlando.

He is the son of Pam and Keith Reyell of Morrisonville.

Celiann Hernandez graduated from college in 2010 with a B.A. in office administration from Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. She is presently in third year of B.A. clinical psychology at Interamerican University of Puerto Rico.

Adam Reyell graduated from Peru Central High School in 2002 and San Diego Golf Academy of Orlando in 2004. He received an associate degree in golf-complex operations and general management, a degree in advanced teaching and tournaments operations. He is employed by JCPGA, Junior, Collegiate, and Professional Golf Academy in Orlando.

An Aug. 4 wedding is planned.

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