Woman texts wrong guy; three years later, they're married [View all]

Glendening received the text about 2 p.m. while driving to his job in the paint department at the Lowe’s store in Maplewood. Bergh was in Denver to work on a project for her employer, Nestlé-Purina. After one of her co-workers got delayed in St. Louis, Bergh was hoping to salvage the day by connecting with other employees. She started sending texts.

“Hey, it’s Kasey. I was supposed to connect w Maria @ the park but her plane was delayed so I’m at the Westin. Wanted to see if I could connect w anyone else.”

Instead of dismissing the text meant for one of Bergh’s co-workers, Glendening responded to it. He said he wanted to be courteous.

“Sorry youve got the wrong number. But if i wasnt headed to work i’d b down to hang ,” wrote Glendening.