Births

Valley General Hospital, Monroe

GARDNER, Cynthia and Virgil, Everett, boy and girl, Oct. 10.

VALDEZ-ULLOA, Mariaelena, and SANCHEZ-ULLOA, Raul, Monroe, boy, Oct. 14.

JONES, Kimberlee and Dain, Monroe, boy, Oct. 10.

MAKI, Michelle and Todd, Snohomish, girl, Oct. 10.

MC CARTNEY, Kelly and Eric, Gold Bar, girl, Oct. 13.

RONNING, Dawn and Alan, Monroe, boy, Oct. 11.

WAGNER, Christianna and Brian, Marysville, boy, Oct. 11.

Cascade Birth Center, Everett

JONES, Kayla, and THAURET, Chase, Lake Stevens, girl, Oct. 18.

KOTOVIC, Kristy and Luke, Snohomish, boy, Oct. 20.

Cascade Valley Hospital, Arlington

MORENO, Cristina, and CRUZ, Roberto, Marysville, boy, Oct. 4.

ARD, Rosemary and John, Smokey Point, boy, Oct. 10.

LEE, Tonya, and MANN, Brett, Arlington, girl, Oct. 11.

LEENDERS, Margaret and Richard, Everett, girl, Oct. 13.

SWANSON, Pam, and CARR, Scott, Marysville, girl, Oct. 14.

Stevens Hospital, Edmonds

PEREZ, Artemisa, and CORONA, Hector, Everett, girl, Sept. 28.

ANDERSON, Jennifer, and BOCANEGRA, Paco, Lynnwood, girl, Oct. 1.

HELMER, Desiree, and COX, Chao, Edmonds, girl, Oct. 2.

CARSTENS, Natalya and Daren, Mukilteo, girl, Oct. 3.

MATHESON, Christie and Jeff, Edmonds, girl, Oct. 4.

SANTAROSA-TORRES, Maricela, Lynnwood, girl, Oct. 3.

PHILLIPS, Jennifer, Lynnwood, boy, Oct. 4.

DAVIS, Shawn and Gary, Bothell, boy, Oct. 6.

JOINETTE, Angeles and Marcus, Edmonds, girl, Oct. 8.

Home birth, Granite Falls

CROCKETT, Brandi and Trevor, Granite Falls, girl, Oct. 13.

Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

COY, Lynnette and Timon, Marysville, girl, Sept. 30.

CONGER, Wendy, and MARDOCK, Mathew, Everett, boy, Oct. 2.

BISSELL, Kristina, Everett, boy, Oct. 2.

KLEIN, Tanya and Jesse, Marysville, boy, Oct. 2.

BURNS, Raquel, Snohomish, boy, Oct. 2.

DUFFY, Andrea and Caredio, Lynnwood, girl, Oct. 2.

SADDLER, Emily and Jerry, Snohomish, boy, Oct. 2.

OPSTRUP, Kiana, and O’MEARA, Coley, Lynnwood, boy, Oct. 2.

SCHAMP, Heather, Snohomish, girl, Oct. 2.

HULING, Lisa and Donald, Arlington, boy, Oct. 3.

MAGGIO, Courtney and Brian, Everett, girl, Oct. 3.

DEVI, Kanta, and PAL, Chinder, Everett, boy, Oct. 3.

PRAKASH, Desiree and Vikash, Camano Island, boy, Oct. 3.

GONZALEZ, Ana, and NOLASCO-SANCHEZ, Edwin, Everett, girl, Oct. 3.

LOVIN, Tracy, and PETERS, Ronnie, Everett, girl, Oct. 4.

JOHNSON, Virginia, and POWELL, Brian, Granite Falls, girl, Oct. 4.

WARBUS, Chandra and Pete, Granite Falls, girl, Oct. 4.

SEDANO, Gloria and Baltazar, Marysville, girl, Oct. 4.

SEDENINS, Beth, and COOLEY, Shaun, Lake Stevens, boy, Oct. 4.

BALDWIN, Katherine, and ANDREWS, Aaron, Everett, boy, Oct. 4.

WELLS, Valerie and Donnie, Everett, boy, Oct. 4.

WILLS, Stacy and Slade, Everett, boy, Oct. 4.

DAVIS, Helen, and THURMAN, Garret, Tulalip, boy, Oct. 4.

WARNOCK, Nicole, and KUBAT, Terry, Monroe, girl, Oct. 4.

RIEGER, Jacqueline and Rodney, Marysville, twin boys, Oct. 4.

PRICE, Sara and Douglas, Everett, girl, Oct. 5.

RIVERA, Nelly, and ROMAN, Amador, Everett, boy, Oct. 5.

MC NITT, Jennifer, and GEORGE, Benjamin, Everett, boy, Oct. 5.

ARELLANO, Je T’aime, and SCHREVEN, Travis, Lake Stevens, girl, Oct. 5.

HORVATH, Abby and Peter, Monroe, girl, Oct. 5.

DELOS REYES NEGRILLO, Sharay, and TRACY, Caleb, Lake Stevens, girl, Oct. 6.

HERNANDEZ, Perla, and ESPEJO, Ramon, Snohomish, boy, Oct. 6.

JENSEN, Marilyn and Kenyon, Mukilteo, girl, Oct. 6.

SNEL, Claire and Adam, Bothell, boy, Oct. 6.

ALLEN, Yerlin, and MC LAUGHLIN, Henry, Everett, boy, Oct. 6.

KING, Jamra and John, Marysville, girl, Oct. 6.

GONZALEZ, Angelica and Tivo, Arlington, girl, Oct. 6.

RADONIS, Valori and Keith, Everett, boy, Oct. 6.

SALAZAR, Susanna, Everett, twin boys, Oct. 6.

GANEGAS, Kimberly and Juan, Marysville, boy, Oct. 6.

PRICE, Sally and Charles Jr., Marysville, boy, Oct. 7.

WALSH, Sarah, and BROWN, Justin, Everett, boy, Oct. 7.

ZESATI, Monica and Refugio, Everett, girl, Oct. 7.

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