The Wedding of Josephine & George
October 15, 1998 — Hacienda del Sol Resort, Tucson, Arizona. The ceremony was conducted by Father Burns, a Catholic priest and good friend of both Josephine and George. Father Burns was also a professor and chair of the religious studies department at the university, where Josephine and George had taken several of his classes together. All photographs on this page were taken by Josephine's son Lyn Borchert, to whom we owe a great debt of gratitude for capturing the day so beautifully.
The Hacienda del Sol
The front of the Hacienda del Sol, looking from the parking lot toward the entry into the dining room. If you look closely you may be able to see Josephine and Clancy Uhl standing in the shadows on the porch.
Another view of the resort, with the mountains rising in the background.
The lobby of the resort, with its attractive centerpiece.
The Ceremony
The library where the wedding ceremony was held.
Just after Father Burns said “I now pronounce you man and wife — you may kiss the bride.”
The newlyweds — Mr. & Mrs. George Myers.
The Reception
After the ceremony we had a very nice meal in a private dining room. The food was excellent and, as you can see, the table settings were beautiful.
The private dining room set for the reception dinner.
Family & Friends
George Uhl and Clancy Uhl — best man and bridesmaid — with Josephine. George and Clancy traveled all the way from Lexington, Kentucky to be there, for which we were very grateful.
True Colwell, a good friend of both Josephine and George.
Paul and Catti Colwell — son and daughter-in-law of True.
Bob and Lucille Smith — neighbors from across the street.
Rose Guidero on the left, with next-door neighbors Noni and Mary Euler.
Roger and Emile Hixon — friends from church.
Albert and Rose Guidero.
Dick and Nancy Bryant — friends from Green Valley, Arizona.
Lyn Borchert — Josephine's son and the man we can thank for all these fine photographs. Lyn operates his own computer company; his wife Cathy is a CPA.