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Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Liston

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Bradley and Deborah Liston will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on April 12, 2025, in Wellsburg. The couple married in 1970 at the Wellsburg United Pentecostal Church, with the late Rev. L. C. Porter officiating the ceremony.

Their anniversary celebration will involve family members, including their son Jason A. Liston, who resides in Detroit. This gathering serves as an important occasion for the Liston family, emphasizing the significance of family unity and love over the years. The couple's long-lasting marriage reflects their dedication to one another and their community. Milestone anniversaries like this one are increasingly rare, making it a noteworthy event.

As they celebrate, the Listons embody the values of commitment and familial support. Such anniversaries serve as a reminder of the importance of relationships in today's fast-paced world.

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