If we are talking about the same person, here's the beginning of a story published in the ADN on September 24, 1995:

"He's a well-dressed criminal defense lawyer, the oldest son of prominent local Republicans. She's soft-spoken and teaches the flute. They share their prestigious Turnagain address with two children, a boy, 11, and a girl, 10.

They are typical upper-crust Anchorage baby boomers, except for the way they wed.

It was a big affair. Very big. They were married in 1982 in Madison Square Garden, joined by 2,074 other identically dressed couples..."