Karen and Bryan Geerer

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Aug 13, 2010 12:00 am

Karen and Bryan Geerer

Karen Whippie and Bryan Geerer were united in marriage by the Reverend Matthew Crebbin May 29, 2010, at Newtown Congregational Church. The bride, a daughter of Linda and Lawrence Whippie of Newtown, was given into marriage by her father.

An outdoor reception followed at the home of the brideâs parents.

Nicole Moore served as the maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Mary Alina Vettichira of New City, Renee Whippie of White Plains, N.Y., and Tanya Whippie of Washington, D.C. Veronica Rainone and Olivia Nagy served as flower girls.

Bryan is the son of Carol Hutchins of Hawleyville and Robert Geerer of Naugatuck.

Christoph Georgio was Bryanâs best man. The ring bearer was Aden Nguyen.

Mrs Geerer is a graduate of Newtown High School and also of Western Connecticut State University, where she earned a bachelorâs degree in psychology.

Mr Geerer is also a graduate of Newtown High School. He is a member of the United States Marine Corps.

The couple will celebrate their marriage with a honeymoon to take place after Mr Geerer returns home from his current deployment. They currently live in Jacksonville, N.C.

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