BIRTHS

Valley General Hospital, Monroe

DIAZ-RAMOS, Erika and PEREZ-PADILLA, Jose, Monroe, boy, June 16

HENDRICKSON, Cheryl and GUILFOILE, Ryan, Everett, girl, June 17

BRAGA, Cristiane and Elias, Snohomish, boy, June 19

MEJIA, Erika and VILLANUEVA, Juan, Monroe, girl, June 19

CABRERA ROMERO, Claudia and PACHECO TALAVERA, Jose, Sultan, girl, June 20

GONZALEZ, Nicole and Carlo, Marysville, girl, June 20

RAMIREZ, Ana and Roberto, Monroe, girl, June 23

GUTIERREZ DERIZO, Yadira and RIZO OCHOA, Jorge, Monroe, boy, June 24

SANCHEZ, Jennifer and Omar, Monroe, girl, June 24

STEWART, Lacey, Sultan, boy, June 24

KLEINERT, Amanad and HERRON, Cody, Gold Bar, boy, June 26

LANGSTON, LeAnn and MAHON, Paul, Mill Creek, girl, June 27

WARDEN, Nicole and Ry, Monroe, girl, June 27

HUMPHRIES, Molly, Monroe, boy, June 28

Cascade Valley Hospital, Arlington

PAGE, Hollie and Brandon, Marysville, girl, June 23

BLAKE, Sarah and Bill, Arlington, boy, June 27

CUMMING, Melissa and Jake, Darrington, girl, June 28

DHALIWAL, Arminder, Marysville, boy, June 28

Cascade Birth Center, Everett

WILSON, Amanda and Jacob, Everett, girl, June 30

Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

FORBES, Shauna and BARNES, Jayme, Marysville, girl, May 31

JAMES, Annika and Michael, Everett, girl, June 11

COY, Lynnette and Timon, Marysville, boy, June 11

LLOYD, Jodelle and Marquez, Everett, girl, June 15,

THOMPSON, Holly and SMALL, Eric, Stanwood, boy, June 15

MOORING, Heidi and Jason, Marysville, girl, June 16

RHOADARMER, Sophie and HAINES, Grant, Everett, boy, June 17

EAGLE, Candace and Jason, Marysville, boy, June 18

KRESL, Lisa and James, Snohomish, girl, June 18

HEFTER, Robyn and David, Arlington, girl, June 19

OSBJORNSEN, Monique and Jason, Everett, girl, June 23

KICK, Deborah and Eric, Everett, girl, June 28

EDWARDS, Kristy and DOWN, Brandon, Granite Falls, boy, June 29

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