Bonnie Mae Seidel to Joshua Moses Cheney

By DOROTHY EVANS

Published: Jun 18, 2004 12:00 am

Bonnie Mae Seidel to Joshua Moses Cheney

Mr and Mrs David A Seidel of 85 Birch Hill Road in Newtown announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Mae Seidel, to Joshua Moses Cheney, son of Dan and Carol Rubelmann of 135 Edward Avenue, Watertown.

The future bride graduated from Dover High School in Dover, N.H. She currently attends Western Connecticut State University and is pursuing a degree in teaching mathematics at the secondary school level. She is a waitress at Friendlyâs Restaurant in Danbury.

The future groom graduated from Watertown High School in Watertown. He graduated from the LPN program at Kaynor Regional Vocational Technical School in January 2004. He is currently a charge nurse at The Lutheran Home of Southbury.

A wedding ceremony is planned in August.

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