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Together Engagements The Sky’s the Limit Sasha Fields + Brian Goodrich Brian knew Sasha was the one after she challenged him to a game of H-OR-S-E on their very first date – and she won. The two met and fell in love in Gainesville as undergraduate students at the University of Florida. From the day they first met, Brian and Sasha were inseparable. After graduating, Brian attended law school at the University of Florida and Sasha became the Editor of Gainesville Today magazine, choosing to stay in Gainesville with Brian. On her 23rd birthday, Brian took Sasha’s hand and guided her to the back of her parent’s Siesta Key home. In front of the water at sunset, Brian promised to love her forever before dropping to one knee and popping the question while their families secretly looked on. Sasha vigorously recruited Brian to move to her hometown of Sarasota after law school. It didn’t take much convincing, and the couple settled down in Sarasota in August of 2013. Brian is a commercial litigation attorney at Bentley & Bruning, P.A., and Sasha is the Public Relations Manager at Asolo Repertory Theatre. Their parents are Dr. Richard and Jessica Fields of Sarasota and Mr. Robert and Karen Goodrich of Plantation, Florida. Brian and Sasha will marry at the
exquisite Marie Selby Botanical Gardens on March 21, 2015, in an intimate ceremony with close friends and family. After the wedding, the couple will be whisked away to the Caribbean for a honeymoon to begin their lives together.
When Sparks Fly
Photo by Ryan Joseph Photography.
Weddings
Deb Knowles + Larry Kabinoff For Larry and Deb, it was love at first sight. They’ve been together since the day they met three years ago. On their first date, they left their lunch on the table to zip off and see an investment house for sale that interested them both. They bought that house: the first of about 75 that they have bought or built together. Although both are officially “retired”, they are now busy building 100 new investment homes as well as
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