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Sanborn, McIntosh marry
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Ruth Kathryn "Katie" Sanborn, daughter of Thomas and Eileen
Sanborn of Redlands, became the bride of William David "Billy"
McIntosh, son of William and Cheryl McIntosh of Yucaipa, on Jan. 15.
Nile Sorenson of Chino Hills, a president in the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, officiated at the ceremony at the
Redlands Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Following the temple sealing was a ring ceremony at the Calimesa
LDS Church, conducted by Bishop...
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