Sarah Ann Steinke and Jason Kirk Douglas are engaged and planning a Jan. 26 wedding at St. William Catholic Church, Janesville.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Kelly and William Steinke. She graduated from Parker High School, Janesville, in 2000, and received a business management and marketing degree from Edgewood College, Madison, in 2004. Also, she received a radiography degree from Blackhawk Technical College, Janesville, in 2006, and is employed at Beloit Memorial Hospital.
Her fiancé is the son of Sue and Kirk Douglas. He graduated from Parkview High School, Orfordville, in 1998, and is employed at Douglas Farms, Janesville.

Aimee Johnson and Phil Zagone are engaged and planning a July 12 wedding at St. John Vianney, Janesville.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Margaret and Douglas Johnson, 1111 E. Milwaukee St., Janesville. She graduated from Craig High School, Janesville, in 2001. Also, she received supervisory management degree from Blackhawk Technical College in 2004 and is employed at Johnson Bank, Janesville.
Her fiancé is the son of Mary and James Zagone, 7204 E. Schmidt Road, Fort Atkinson. He graduated from Milton High School in 2000. Also, he received a computer network technology degree from Herzing College in 2003 and is employed at Miniature Percision Components, Walworth.

30 years

JANESVILLE—Constance "Connie" and Richard E. Field, 2019 Cedar Point Drive, will be celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Jan. 4.
Richard and Constance "Connie" Ann Perry were married Dec. 17, 1977. He is retired from General Motors. She is a registered nurse and is opening her own nursing consultant business working with newborns and parents of newborns.
Their family includes Daniel Field, Janesville; Melissa Field, Whitewater, and two grandchildren.

Melissa Neal and Adam Perkins were married Aug. 4 at St. Augustine’s Catholic Church, Footville.
Their parents are Julie and Keith Neal, 1437 S. Old Highway 11, Janesville, and Myrna and Jack Perkins, 11835 Minkey Road, Darien.
Denise Neal, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. Jennifer Wellnitz, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. Jacob Phillips was the best man.
The bride graduated from UW-Stevens Point and is a second grade teacher for Milton School District.
The groom graduated from UW-Stevens Point and is owner and operator of Perkins Development.
The newlyweds live at 505 High St., Clinton.