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Friday September 22, 2006

Wedding

Alexandria Miriam Yarra and Ross Adam Feldman were married on June 11th, 2006. The ceremony was held at Congregation Kol Emeth in Palo Alto. The reception was held at Crowne Plaza Cabana Hotel. In his last official wedding before retiring, Rabbi Sheldon Lewis officiated. Alexandria and Ross met at the Camp Tawonga, in Yosemite, during the Young Adults Weekend in 2004.

Alexandria Miriam Yarra is the daughter of Robert Yarra of Fresno and Elinor and Harvey Stein of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Ross Adam Feldman is the son of Elyse and Charles Feldman of Palo Alto.

Alexandria received a degree in global studies from U.C. Santa Barbara. She is the sister of Gabriel Yarra of New York and Fanya Stein of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Grandparents are Opal and Herbert Naiburg of Stamford, Conn., Adrienne and Jack Stein of Santa Cruz and the late Gertrude and Morris Yarra of New York City.

Ross Feldman attended U.C. San Diego, the University of Florida for an M.S. in exercise physiology and the University of Southern California for his M.B.A. He is the brother of Deborah Feldman of Santa Monica. Grandparents are Annabelle Behr and the late Ben Behr and the late Joseph and Florence Feldman.

Alexandria and Ross are currently living in Scottsdale, Arizona. Alexandria teaches science at Explorer Middle School in Scottsdale, Arizona and Ross is the owner of American National DME, and Outsource Management Group Inc. both based out of Scottsdale, Arizona.

Deborah Feldman was the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Fanya Stein, Erica Rahall, Kristy Rogers, Laura Morrison and Angela O’Neilin.

James Van was the best man and the groomsmen were Lawrence Yu of Sharon Heights, California, Ernie Lee of Palo Alto, California, Jason Epstein of Charlotte, North Carolina, Bill Ruffalo of Scottsdale, Arizona, Gabriel Yarra of New York, New York and Jim Teo of Palo Alto, California.

The couple spent ten glorious days in Tahiti for their honeymoon.

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