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Elizabeth Humphries and Tyler Blue, both of Fay-etteville, were united in marriage at 5 o'clock on the evening of June 28, 2014 at The Boathouse in Beaufort. Dr. J. Ernest Johnson offi-ciated the double-ring cer-emony.

The bride is the daugh-ter of Mr. Paul Humphries of Fayetteville and Mrs. Sharon Tedder of Mount Olive and the granddaugh-ter of Mrs. Rita Humphries and the late Mr. John Humphries of Fayetteville, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mozingo of Mount Olive. She is a 2008 gradu-ate of Peace College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Child De-velopment and Education. She is pursuing a Master of School Administration degree at Western Carolina University, and is a fourth-grade teacher at Walker-Spivey Elementary School in Fayetteville.

The groom is the son of Dr. John Blue of Sanford and Ms. Connie Blue of Fay-etteville and the grandson of Mrs. Marie Morris and the late Mr. Glenn Morris of Sanford, and the late Dr. and Mrs. John Blue of San-ford. He is a 2006 graduate of Western Carolina Uni-versity, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Manage-ment. He is a licensed Gen-eral Contractor and Home Inspector. He is the owner and operator of Red, White, and Blue Home Inspections LLC and Blues Brothers

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by her father and given in marriage by her parents.

Joelle Lane of Raleigh and Avera Acai of Raleigh served as the maids of hon-or.

Bridesmaids were Jen-nifer Joeckel of Raleigh, Kurston Melton of New Or-leans, Victoria Callaway of Raleigh, Abby Hamilton of Raleigh, Rebekah Woodruff of Fayetteville, Shannon Blue of Fayetteville, and Jennifer Blue-Smith of Ra-leigh.

Annabelle Kishbaugh, niece of the bride, was flow-er girl. The ring bearers were Graham and Miller

Blue-Smith, nephews of the groom.

Christopher Blue served as the best man.

Groomsmen were Gabriel Smith of Raleigh, Joseph Humphries of Fayetteville, William Haithcock of Fay-etteville, William John-son of Wilmington, Piper Hutchens of Fayetteville, Matthew Runkle of Raleigh, Jesse Tally of Fayetteville, and Benjamin Lennon of Raleigh.

Joy Vinson directed the wedding.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held at The Boathouse.

After a wedding trip to the Caribbean, the couple will reside in Fayetteville.

The groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at Beaufort Grocery Com-pany prior to the wedding.

Humphriesweds Blueon June 28

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2009/2010 Barton Gold Scholarship Award, the 2010, 2011, 2013, and 2014 Wayne County Public Schools Excellence in art, the 2010 and 2012 Academ-ic Excellence in English, Outstanding and Creative Excellence in Art 1 and in geometry, as well as aca-demic excellence awards in both math and biology.

Ms. Casto, who was a school marshall in 2013, was also inducted into the National Honor Society in 2013.

She is a member of the Mu Alpha Theta Math Na-tional Honor Society, the National Science Honor Society, and the National Spanish Honor Society.

There are other honors, as well.

She was the Mount Olive Exchange Club Student of the Month in 2013 and has served as president of Mu Alpha Theta, historian of the NGHS and treasurer of the Spanish honor society.

She has honors out of the classroom, as well.

Ms. Casto was honored

as an Eastern Carolina All-Conference midfielder for the soccer team this year.

She has also received honors of excellence in jour-nalism.

"Our next chapter will be filled with new friends, new places, and new goals. But some people are so much a part of us that they will be with us no matter what. We will not leave everything behind us," she said in her valedictory speech.

She went on to say, "The memories we made, good or bad, will go with us. Al-though memories are great, that's all they are. We must find the now, and go from there."

She told fellow students, "We leave to enter the 'real world.' No matter how much we don't want to, we have to grow up. Now is our time to make our mark, to make a difference, to be remem-bered. We can be whatever we want to become. We are the heroes of our own ad-venture, racing on toward the next quest, conquering obstacles along the way."

She said success comes through hard work and urged her fellow students not to ponder the past, but look to the future.

And, she also cautioned, "Be careful not to turn the pages too quickly, or you'll miss out on your adven-ture."

The Casto family attends Eureka Christian Church in Grantham.

Southern Wayne school counselor Kim Whitfield had high praises for the graduating senior valedic-torian.

"Shannon is an all around great student! She is very dedicated and willing to do what it takes to achieve her goal. Just this year, she played multiple sports, took classes above and be-yond what was required, and was editor of the school yearbook, which took many hours of her time. This is in addition to applying for col-lege, scholarships, financial aid, and all the other tasks a senior must complete. It has been an incredible year for Shannon!"

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THE LAST WORD - Shannon Casto, the valedictorian of the Southern Wayne High School Class of 2014, addresses her classmates during the school’s graduation exercises June 10 at Kornegay Arena on the campus of the University of Mount Olive. (staff photo by BARRY MERRILL)