Jim and Debbie Silver of Cadyville, NY, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversay on February 24th with their children, Nicole and Robby.
They were married February 24, 1988 in Briarcliff, NY.
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Jim and Debbie Silver of Cadyville, NY, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversay on February 24th with their children, Nicole and Robby. (Photo/Provided)
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