Births

Stevens Hospital, Edmonds

HARRELSON, Rebecca and Sean, Everett, boy, Sept. 19.

HADDENHAM, Shannon and Glenn, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 20.

JOHANSEN, Mandy, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 21.

LINDELL, Julie and Joseph, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

CALDERON, Carla, and TADEO, Uriberto, Everett, boy, Sept. 22.

BEAVER, Valkyrie and Jason, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 24.

SAETER, Randi, and COTTRELL, Thomas, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 25.

MOORE, DeAnna and Adam, Snohomish, boy, Oct. 1.

DEDE, Melissa, and CHAMBERS, Dave, Everett, girl, Oct. 2.

Whidbey General Hospital, Coupeville

WEST, Melinda and Steven, Clinton, girl, Sept. 29.

WEINKAUF, Dawn and Shane, Oak Harbor, girl, Sept. 27.

Valley General Hospital, Monroe

UNMUTH, Christine and Ronald, Gold Bar, girl, Sept. 24.

ROBLES PEREZ, Beatriz, and MORENO, Gilberto, Monroe, boy, Sept. 27.

BATES, Dorothy and Michael, Monroe, boy, Sept. 28.

CURRIER, Kimberly and Timothy, Snohomish, girl, Sept. 28.

SYMON, Vicky, and SERRANO-LOPEZ, Antonio, Monroe, girl, Sept. 28.

RAMIREZ, Dolly, and MEZA-RAMIREZ, Sergio, Snohomish, girl, Sept. 29.

Cascade Birth Center, Everett

SIMEONE, Carla and John, Everett, girl, Oct. 4.

ROSAS, Holly and Abel, Marysville, boy, Oct. 5.

Cascade Valley Hospital, Arlington

WILLIAMS, Dawn, and CALKINS, Robert, Tulalip, boy, Sept. 27.

GONZALEZ, Hilaria, and ROSADO, Ricardo, Everett, girl, Sept. 28.

CALVERT, Amy, and MENDOZA, Jose, Everett, boy, Sept. 30.

ELY, Ruth-Ann and Mark, Darrington, girl, Oct. 2.

Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

KOETJE, Nicole, Mukilteo, boy, Sept. 16.

GILLINS, Marion and Scott, Bothell, girl, Sept. 17.

VER HOEVEN, Erin and Stephen, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 17.

SIEMER, Stephanie and Ryan, Arlington, boy, Sept. 18.

MOON, Jennifer and Teddy, Everett, twin girls, Sept. 18.

CALDERON, Crystal and Joseph, Arlington, girl, Sept. 18.

WARREN, Nicole, and SCHERUBLE, Jason, Marysville, girl, Sept. 18.

JOHNSON-GRUNDY, Kelsey, and CLARK, Quinton, Lake Stevens, boy, Sept. 18.

THOMPSON, Porsche, and CONTRERAS, Raul, Everett, girl, Sept. 18.

CARPENTER, Shawna and Ron, Bothell, boy, Sept. 18.

MORENO, Heather, and SUNDHEIM, Luc, Snohomish, girl, Sept. 19.

NAMSALY, Stacey, Everett, boy, Sept. 19.

APPLE, Suzanne, and LYLE, Mark, Tulalip, boy, Sept. 19.

GERRISH, Amy and Ian, Stanwood, boy, Sept. 19.

EDELBROCK, Julie and Chad, Snohomish, girl, Sept. 20.

EMERY, Candice, and PANSCHOW, Mathew, Marysville, girl, Sept. 20.

TELLEZ, Virginia, Everett, girl, Sept. 20.

FABER, Jennifer and Joel, Marysville, boy, Sept. 20.

LANDERS, Duyen and John, Everett, boy, Sept. 21.

CASTILLO, Nicole, and CANDLIN, Stuart, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

WIEDMANN, Christine and Brian, Camano Island, boy, Sept. 21.

DEAN, Crystal and Loren, Lynnwood, girl, Sept. 21.

RAMOS, Lauren and Erik, Everett, girl, Sept. 21.

FORSLEE, Jayne, and WOGNILD, Erik, Marysville, girl, Sept. 21.

WALDRON, Ishmi, and GILBERT, Craig, Everett, boy, Sept. 21.

SMYTHE, Shannon and Dave, Stanwood, boy, Sept. 22.

MC GINNIS, Sara and Cameron, Everett, boy, Sept. 22.

HARPER, Michelle and Willy, Arlington, boy, Sept. 22.

CARLSON, Crystal, and BRITT, Daniel, Mount Vernon, girl, Sept. 22.

GELDERMAN, Veronica and Gerry, Everett, boy, Sept. 22.

KING, Sara and Aaron, Marysville, boy, Sept. 22.

EBERLE, Melinda and Peter, Everett, girl, Sept. 22.

COLCHADO FLORES, Lucia, and MARGARITO, Arturo, Everett, girl, Sept. 22.

GARRETT, Kalicia, and PARKER, Dennis, Everett, girl, Sept. 22.

LARSEN, Leigh and Scott, Everett, boy, Sept. 23.

MEYER, Lori and Kenneth, Everett, boy, Sept. 24.

GONZAGA, Marilu, and NUNEZ, Gilbert, Marysville, girl, Sept. 24.

GOODIN, Angel and John, Snohomish, boy, Sept. 24.

WRIGHT, Marife and Carlo, Everett, boy, Sept. 24.

FUENTES, Bertha, and GONZALEZ, Juan, Everett, girl, Sept. 24.

SALVINO, Dominique, and DE ROUEN, Jeremy, Arlington, boy, Sept. 24.

HASTING, Kami, and STOCKTON, Matthew, Everett, boy, Sept. 25.

MENENDEZ, Milgian, and GUERRERO-MARTINEZ, Enrique, Everett, boy, Sept. 25.

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