Births

Stevens Hospital, Edmonds

PELLAND, Jamie, and GARBERDING, Bryan, Everett, girl, Aug. 13.

DUNCAN, Laura and Brett, Edmonds, boy, Sept. 12.

NG, Vanessa and Jason, Marysville, girl, Sept. 13.

BASMANI, Dawn and Junes, Bothell, boy, Sept. 13.

NORWOOD, Genevieve, and SAY, John, Marysville, boy, Sept. 14.

BERMUDEZ, Eloisa, and GONZALEZ, Oscar, Lynnwood, boy, Sept. 15.

VAZQUEZ, Miriam, and ROJAS, Roberto, Everett, girl, Sept. 15.

HANSON, Sandra and Stanford, Edmonds, boy, Sept. 16.

FIELDER, Julie, and CRUZ, Seet, Lynnwood, boy, Sept. 17.

BROWN, Donna, and HALL, Randy, Everett, girl, Sept. 18.

PAULSON, Michelle, and TOMIZIK, Jeff, Mountlake Terrace, boy, Sept. 18.

HOVIS, Kami, Brier, girl, Sept. 21.

MC DONALD, Rachel and Andrew, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 25.

OLSON, Heidi, and CARDIN, Josh, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 26.

HANNA, Amani, and GIRGIS, Ihab, Edmonds, girl, Sept. 26.

WALDHER, Janna and Joseph, Everett, girl, Sept. 27.

Cascade Birth Center, Everett

LAKE, Keli, and CAPELL, Robbie, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 26.

Valley General Hospital, Monroe

SACKMAN, Dannie’l, and AVEY, Jeremy, Monroe, girl, Sept. 18.

ARELLANO-MANZO, Maria, and MORENO-MENDOZA, Francisco, Everett, boy, Sept. 19.

OAKES, J’Dawn, and GALEN, Stanley, Snohomish, girl, Sept. 19.

BARLEW, Jennifer and Charles, Marysville, girl, Sept. 20.

STEWART, Andrea, and MIRSKY, Garrett, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 20.

GLENNEY, Lisa and Brian, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 23.

PEREZ-RAMIREZ, Teresita, and LUNA-SANABRIA, Rafael, Monroe, girl, Sept. 23.

Cascade Valley Hospital, Arlington

ERNST, Rachael and Jeffrey, Camano Island, boy, Sept. 19.

STAUFFER, Rebecca and Brian, Arlington, boy, Sept. 21.

VEGA, Krisia, and MONTERO, Alonso, Marysville, boy, Sept. 22.

CONKLIN, Amy and Daniel, Arlington, boy, Sept. 27.

Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

WERNER, Samantha and Eric, Lake Stevens, boy, Aug. 31.

FARR, Larry, Everett, boy, Aug. 29.

ROBERTS, Shandra, and FARR, Larry, Everett, boy, Aug. 29.

FULLER, Elizabeth and James, Mukilteo, boy, Sept. 17.

CLARK, Christina, and VLAHOS, Troy, Everett, girl, Sept. 18.

COOK, Luisa and Edward, Tulalip, girl, Sept. 18.

BOWLING, Dana, Granite Falls, boy, Sept. 18.

TAYLOR, Yvonne and Edward, Everett, boy, Sept. 18.

VAZQUEZ, Amber, and MARQUART, Terry, Everett, boy, Sept. 18.

BEAVER, Nicole and Joseph, Everett, girl, Sept. 19.

MOORE, Cheryl Ann and William, Granite Falls, boy, Sept. 19.

ROA, Alyshia, and RAMON, Johnny, Tulalip, girl, Sept. 19.

NYBLOD, Rondi and Jason, Arlington, girl, Sept. 19.

CARDENAS, Sinouan and David, Marysville, twin girls, Sept. 19.

FOX, Sarah and Edward, Everett, girl, Sept. 19.

HELMICK, Boriana and Jonathan, Marysville, girl, Sept. 19.

LAVELL, Theresa, and DADOLE, Jan, Mukilteo, girl, Sept. 19.

BURKE, Kimberly and Michael, Sedro Woolley, boy, Sept. 20.

FALLER, Rachelle and Aaron, Marysville, boy, Sept. 20.

KATAGIRI, Reggie and Daigo, Mill Creek, twin boys, Sept. 20.

CHRISTENSEN, Jodi and Chris, Marysville, girl, Sept. 20.

WEGNER, Laurie and Corwin, Marysville, girl, Sept. 20.

MC LEOD, Nicole, and SULLIVAN, Jason, Lake Stevens, girl, Sept. 20.

MC CLINTIC, Kristi, and MARTIN, Harry, Everett, girl, Sept. 20.

MC DOWELL, Scherry and Michael, Marysville, boy, Sept. 20.

TRAN, Mailoan, and LO, Man, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

DAVENPORT, April, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 21.

STILL, Amber and Matt, Marysville, girl, Sept. 21.

SIEVERS-BAILEY, Jocelyn, and BAILEY, Justin, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

PHILLIPS, Sonya, and LONDON, Stephen, Granite Falls, boy, Sept. 21.

HOGAN, Jennifer and Judd, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 21.

GARCIA VENAVIDEZ, Ana, and RIVERA GARCIA, Saul, Everett, boy, Sept. 21.

COOKE, Teena, and WING, Preston, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

MUJIB, Nusrat, and RAHMAN, Abu-Ahmed, Mukilteo, boy, Sept. 22.

COLOMBO, MaryAnn and Mark, Arlington, boy, Sept. 22.

KING, Lelia and Ryeland, Everett, boy, Sept. 22.

HOLT, Rebecca and Gregory, Marysville, boy, Sept. 22.

FAVRO, Kristy and Todd, Marysville, boy, Sept. 22.

JOHNSON, Laurie and Scott, Marysville, girl, Sept. 23.

ALMVIG, Anne and James, Everett, girl, Sept. 23.

KOSKI, Jessica and Raymond, Marysville, girl, Sept. 23.

JENSEN, April, and HELVEY, Cameron, Everett, boy, Sept. 23.

PHILLIPS, Ann Megan, and HARLEY, Duane, Everett, girl, Sept. 23.

FISHER, Stephanie, and GRINDE, Michael, Marysville, boy, Sept. 23.

NELSON, Tiffany, and MILES, Daniel, Everett, boy, Sept. 23.

NGUYEN, Brenda, and DANG, Hung, Everett, girl, Sept. 24.

EWING, Deana and Steve, Everett, girl, Sept. 24.

DYETT, Laura and Jaswick, Marysville, boy, Sept. 24.

MILLER, Angel and Brandon, Arlington, boy, Sept. 24.

GLASER, Stephanie and Jack, Arlington, boy, Sept. 24.

DELORME-ROCHA, Jennifer, Everett, boy, Sept. 24.

MADSEN, Wendy and Christopher, Everett, girl, Sept. 25.

MARTIN-POINDEXTER, Sarah, and POINDEXTER, James, Sultan, boy, Sept. 25.

NATIONS, Lynn, and JAMMEH, Ali, Everett, boy, Sept. 25.

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