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Date: Monday, 21 January 2019, at 10:17 a.m.

U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014

Tiffany Ann Steiner of Hoisington and Everett Ray Mansholt of Lebanon were united in marriage on Aug. 7 at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Hoisington. Parents of the bride are Leon and Becky Steiner of Hoisington. Grandparents of the bride are Ike and Jackie Walter of Hoisington and the late Anna Steiner. Parents of the groom are Ivan and Beverly Mansholt of Lebanon. Grandparents of the groom are Dean and Audrey Atwood, Maxine Mansholt of Lebanon and the late Raymond Mansholt. The bride wore an Alfred Angelo gown. It was a satin strapless one-piece gown with silver and white beading trimming the bodice. A corset back with full-length train was trimmed with silver and white beading which also ran down the back. Her headpiece was a crown of crystal beads atop a medium-length veil trimmed with white accent beading. Her bouquet was a nosegay of white and buttercup roses with white calla lilies, the bouquet was accented with plum flowers that streamed down the sides. Amber Steiner, sister of the bride, of Hoisington, and Renee Jacobs of Odin served as maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Jessica Fouts-Puvoggel of Wellsville, Heather Demel of Claflin and Tiffany Noller of Beloit. The bridesmaids all wore Alexia gowns. They were plum-colored one-piece strapless satin gowns with white trim around the bodice. The gowns buttoned down the back and had a white split insert that trained down the middle of the back of the skirt. They carried bouquets of buttercup roses and plum calla lilies. Chris Mansholt, brother of the groom, of Lebanon, served as the best man. The groomsmen were Josh Ramirez and Anthony Peterson, both of Lebanon, Dustin Rupp of Hoisington and Eric Steiner, brother of the bride, of Hoisington. The male wedding party all wore black with silver Perry Ellis tuxedoes with black vests and silver neckties. Their boutonnieres were a single buttercup rose accented with miniature white calla lilies. Kourtney Stewart, niece of the bride, of Thorton, Colo., was the flower girl. She wore a homemade white dress. It was satin on the top with satin bottom that had a tulle overlay filled with plum and buttercup rose petals. She carried a basket with an arrangement to match the bridesmaids. The ring bearer was Tyler Kratzer, cousin of the bride, of Hawesville, Ky. The candle lighters were Kara Boxberger and Kayci Boxberger of Hoisington. Ushers were Greg Crouse of Fort Collins, Colo.; Dustin Demel of Hoisington; Kyle Lagasse of Smith Center and Kyle Scott of Smith Center. The bride is a graduate of Hoisington High School and Washburn University where she received her bachelor of science degree in nursing. She is currently pursuing her nursing career in the Colorado area. The groom is a graduate of Smith Center High School and Goodland Technical College where he graduated with a telecommunications degree. He has been employed by Qwest for five years and currently works for Qwest in Fort Collins, Colo., as a data technician. The couple makes their home in Wellington, Colo.