Susan & Corey's Wedding Website

The All Inclusive Dreams Los Cabos Golf Resort & Spa
Date: Sunday June 6th, 2010
Where: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
When: 530pm

http://www.dreams-los-cabos.com/

Wedding festivities will be taking place all weekend long so come join us for a weekend of fun in the sun with family and friends. Arrival on Friday June 4th is encouraged so guests can enjoy the welcome cocktail party at 530p around the Barracuda Ocean Front Bar. For those participating in the wedding, the rehearsal will take place on Saturday June 5th and the wedding celebration will be on Sunday June 6th @ 530p.

*Corey & Susan will be staying at the resort from Thursday June 3rd - Tuesday June 8th so join us early or stay late for some additional fun in the sun!

Hotel rooms have been reserved at a discounted rate for our wedding guests. We encourage you all to contact Susan Kessler to book your stay as well as book airfare. Susan is available 9a-6p (EST) and is happy to answer any questions you may have.

All wedding guests reserving rooms under the wedding block will receive a $100 credit per person to use at the resort spa.

Susan Contact - 310.406.5569 susan_green@discovery.com
Corey Contact - 310.707.3905 crawfordcore@yahoo.com

Susan Kessler at (516) 822-2222 or by email at susan.kessler@austintravel.com

Not only does The All-Inclusive Dreams Resort offer fun and relaxation in Cabo here are a number of things you might want to check out if extending your stay in Los Cabos...

(1) Take a glass bottom boat tour out to the "El Arco," or the Arch of Poseidon, the most famous natural landmark in Los Cabos. The 200-foot-tall natural arch is located at the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean meet.

(2) Snorkel or scuba dive the beautiful waters surrounding Los Cabos. Enhabited by hundreds of species of colorful and exotic fish this will be a for sure good time.

(3) Cabo is home to one of the best game fishing spots in the world so charter a boat and reel in a big one!

(4) Explore downtown Cabo San Lucas by foot or relax with your feet in the sand listening to music at The Mango Deck.

(5) Book a golf tee time at one of the many beautiful golf courses Cabo has to offer.

For more suggestions check out "Things To Do In Los Cabo"
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g150773-Activities-Los_Cabos_Baja_California.html

Susan was born on April 22, 1981 to Dick and Marilyn Green in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She was an extremely cute baby. (Cuteness would follow her through her life.) This trait was not lost on her older sister and brother - Karen and Brian. The two, according to Susan, lovingly but mercilessly tortured her until middle school. This might be an exaggeration as the two tormenters would become her best friends - Karen passing on her deep love of napping and Brian his skills in lying on the couch watching sports. Later Susan completed a highly successful career at Cardinal Gibbons High School. As she said, “Dude, I ruled.” (This author was unable to verify this statement despite numerous interviews with classmates.)

Susan followed her sister Karen to the Delta Zeta sorority at Auburn University (the Harvard of north east Alabama). There, she majored in Business Administration, SEC football, and Mixology. She graduated in each with honors. During the summers after her junior and senior years, she lived with her vivacious Aunt Carol and handsome Uncle Dan (your author) at their cabin on Lake Tahoe, California. During that time Susan learned a deep abiding love for the Sierra Nevada Mountains, an appreciation of environmental issues and how to serve Wet Woody’s. (It’s a cocktail)

After graduation, Susan moved to the southern California beach town of Hermosa Beach living with her cousin and co-maid of honor Kristi - a block from her brother Brian. She soon fell in with a non-profit organization dedicated to world peace, the eradication of hunger and flag football known as “The Blackout Crew.” She has for the last six years worked for The Discovery Networks in national advertising sales. She continues her passion for sports of all kinds, entertaining and cooking. Her cheesy (as in lots of cheese, not like dorky) au gratin potatoes are legendary in many culinary circles of the left coast.

In her spare time, Susan enjoys traveling back to her home state Florida to catch up with family and the ninety-five per cent humidity, visiting college friends and fist sized mosquitoes in Alabama and relaxing with more very cool family in Northern California. Mostly however, she likes relaxing on the couch with her cat Milo, dog Bailey and his furry cousins Bam, Cooper, Bentley and Wrigley. (It’s a big couch.)

Corey was born in Boston, Massachusetts on March 3, 1974 (almost seven years before Susan but who’s counting) to Bob Crawford and Linda Crawford-Willey. He was a cute baby, but compared with his spectacularly cuddly sister Tiffany, no one really noticed. He grew up in the very small town (population 1352) of Conyngham Pennsylvania. It is a community famous for the Sugarloaf Massacre of 1780 (something to do with the Iroquois Indians) and the youth exploits of Corey in baseball, ice hockey, golf, snow skiing and whiffle ball. He was well known as the “Emperor of Whispering Pines Park.” He later moved to the much larger town of Dallas, PA and gained the urban savoir faire for which he is now famous. (Dallas has a population of 2554). Dallas, of course, was named after the sixth Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Dallas. (But you probably knew that already.) According to Wikipedia, the most famous person from Dallas other than Alexander and Tiffany was Greg Manusky, the 49ers current defensive co-coordinator. Legend has it that Corey owed him on what ever field of play was in issue.

Corey attended The Ohio State University where his beloved Buckeyes regularly trashed your author’s Not-So-Fighting Illini. Following college, Corey moved to California to pursue his dream of playing pro golf. He competed on the Southern California Mini Golf Tour (No not miniature golf tour, although he is really good at miniature golf, but a satellite tour for talented rookie players.) Despite success, he decided to move on and start his real estate career. “I thought it might be nice to actually have money for food for a change.” He established his own successful company - Trophy Homes in 2004. (I know what you are thinking – “He has a trophy company. Now he is getting the trophy wife.” It’s true - he is a lucky guy.)

Corey enjoys skiing at Mammoth, hiking at Lake Tahoe, destroying his friends and uncle-to-be in golf, hanging with his nieces and nephew and sometimes getting to be on the couch with Susan and all the animals.

Bridesmaids-
Kristi Winters Martin: co-matron of honor; cousin of the bride
Karen Green Scofield: co-matron of honor; sister of the bride
Shelley Blum Winters: cousin-in-law (if there is such a thing)
Tiffany Crawford Rosenblum: sister of the groom
Cristy Alcazar: childhood friend of the bride
Rebecca Frieden Branding: childhood friend of the bride

Groomsmen-
Arron Narakus: best man; childhood friend of the groom
Brian Green: brother of the bride
Justin Martin: extended family of the bride
David Rosenblum: brother-in-law of the groom
Marcus Wendling: college friend of the groom
John Arlo: friend of the groom