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HARTSELLE, Alabama – Jeremy Kiefer, tenor for the King’s Messengers of Alabama is proud to announce his engagement to Kayla Pace of Atlanta, GA.

Jeremy is currently the youngest member of the King’s Messengers and has been singing with the group for almost three years. Kayla will be graduating from Emory University in Atlanta this coming May. No date has been set for the wedding at this time.

Jeremy stated: “I proposed by recreating our first date. Our first date was a dinner, a walk on the marina, and to one of our concerts. I proposed during the walk on the bridge overlooking the marina, and I sang to her out on the marina and proposed to her in song on the bridge.”

The two formally met at one of the King’s Messenger’s concerts.

The King’s Messengers are one of Alabama’s hottest regional groups. The group consists of Arvil Nix, Alan Nave, Marshall Moore, Jeremy Kiefer, and Tommy James on piano. The King’s Messengers hope and desire is to simply “light their corner of the world.”

For more information on The King’s Messengers, please visit http://www.tkmq.com or contact http://southernspin.com

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