Newlyweds continue celebration with brunch, cruise
by Sally Litchfield
MDJ Features Editor
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Sybil Parr and Boyd McKeown of Marietta are celebrating one year of wedded bliss by hosting an anniversary brunch. On Sept. 16, they will continue their celebration with a cruise down the Rhine and Danube Rivers.
Sybil Parr and Boyd McKeown of Marietta are celebrating one year of wedded bliss by hosting an anniversary brunch. On Sept. 16, they will continue their celebration with a cruise down the Rhine and Danube Rivers.
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After a year of marriage, Sybil Parr and Boyd McKeown of Marietta continue to enjoy wedded bliss. The couple married Sept. 13, 2009, at Shillings on the Marietta Square.

A second marriage for the two longtime retired Cobb educators, both widowers, the couple is making the most of their time together. Sybil, 73, and Boyd, who turns 86 on Sept. 25, enjoy traveling, among other things. This year, they vacationed at Yellowstone and other national parks, including Mt. Rushmore.

During the year, a new granddaughter, Camilla Hope Waits, was born, another highlight for the couple.

Parr, who knew McKeown's former wife because they went to the same beauty salon, met him on an educational trip. Nineteen years later, they encountered each other again at a dance and their enduring love story began.

Today, the McKeowns are hosting a brunch in honor of their first anniversary for family members at their Marietta home. Following lunch, they will entertain some of the friends who attended their wedding a cake and champagne reception.

On Sept. 16, the couple leaves for a cruise down the Rhine and Danube Rivers.

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Selling out each year, SafePath Children's Advocacy Center will conduct its "Teeing Off for Kids 13th Annual Golf Classic" on Sept. 27 at Pinetree Country Club. Ted Hall of 11 Alive News will kick off the day with a 10 a.m. shotgun start.

"Children and their families come to SafePath at a crisis time in their lives following suspected or reported abuse. Proceeds from this tournament will ensure we are able to meet the most basic of needs during a traumatic time in the lives of innocent children," said Jinger Robins, executive director of SafePath Children's Advocacy Center.

Partnering with SafePath are Presenting sponsor ProCore Solutions, Gold sponsor Balfour Beatty Construction, and Bronze sponsors the Law Offices of Andrew H. Agatston, Cobb EMC, Cox Enterprises, Ed Lee Leadership Consulting, Georgia Power, Kawneer, and United Community Bank. Chick-fil-A and Harry's Farmers Market are breakfast and awards reception sponsors.

For more information about SafePath or to register, call (770) 801-3469 or visit www.support safepath.com.

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Fashion spotlight of the week: Always adorable - this time in jean shorts, black shirt accessorized with a colorful chain and hair in an up-do - Jan Eikost of Marietta.

Sally Litchfield is a longtime Marietta resident. She formerly practiced law in Marietta and now stays home to raise her two children. Send Sally news at sallylit@bellsouth.net. Call Sally at (770) 425-7122.
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