Births

Valley General Hospital, Monroe

MARTINOVA, Katrina, and MARTIN, Tracy, Monroe, boy, June 3.

POUKKULA, Glenda and Mark, Monroe, boy, June 2.

BAKER, Delena, and CLEVELAND, Gregory, Monroe, girl, June 4.

JOHNSON, Tisha and Richard, Monroe, girl, June 1.

WAGNER, Siobhan and Shane, Monroe, boy, May 31.

Cascade Birth Center, Everett

CHECKOS, Amy, Granite Falls, girl, June 10.

Whidbey General Hospital, Coupeville

ANDERSON, Piper and Jacob, Oak Harbor, boy, June 6.

Stevens Hospital, Edmonds

NELSON, Jennifer and Robert, Lynnwood, boy, May 26.

ABILA, Meth and Ismael, Bothell, boy, May 27.

THOMAS, Stephanie and Arthur, Bothell, boy, May 25.

FRIIS, Melissa, and AKICHINE, Vladimir, Edmonds, girl, May 28.

MAGAT, Maricar and Oliver, Edmonds, girl, May 29.

GREBEN, Mariya, Bothell, girl, May 31.

REEDY, Nichole and Brandon, Marysville, boy, June 1.

LOPEZ-HERNANDEZ, Yolanda, and PADILLA, Guillermo, Lynnwood, boy, June 1.

RUTLEDGE, Jodie and Michael, Lynnwood, boy, June 3.

MILES, Kelly, and HUSBY, Tyler, Everett, boy, June 5.

BRIDGER, Monique, Everett, boy, June 5.

JORDAN, Leslie and Robert, Brier, girl, June 8.

Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

STEELE, Summer, Everett, boy, May 31.

MILLS, Tenille and John, Arlington, boy, May 31.

NASIN, Katie and Thomas, Sedro-Woolley, twin girls, May 31.

McKENNA, Amanda and Patrick, Arlington, boy, May 31.

ELY, Christine and Scott, Everett, girl, May 31.

DeTORRES, Amparo, and TORRES, Miguel, Everett, boy, June 1.

CROSS, Randele and David, Marysville, boy, June 1.

HOLM, Lori and Christopher, Mount Vernon, boy, June 1.

GILBERT, Miriah and Daniel, Everett, girl, June 1.

CAMACHO-MARGARITO, Maria, and CAMACHO-LUCA, Ernesto, Everett, girl, June 1.

DURBIN, Patty and Chris, Lake Stevens, girl, June 1.

DEL ROSSO, Michelle and Chris, Lake Stevens, boy, June 1.

BIRCHMIER, Timerie and Jeffery, Snohomish, girl, June 1.

RICHARDS, Andrea and Kelly, Everett, boy, June 1.

DOPH, Stephanie and Aaron, Everett, girl, June 1.

SCHULTZBERG, Erica, and BLANKENSHIP, Kyle, Everett, boy, June 1.

MONTERO, Trisha, Everett, boy, June 2.

BIRK, Baljeet and Sukhmeet, Everett, girl, June 2.

KARUS, Shannon and John, Arlington, girl, June 2.

GEREN, Julie and Joshua, Everett, boy, June 2.

REESE, Rachel and James, Everett, girl, June 2.

TRIPPEL, Heather, and BLANCHARD, Aaron, Marysville, boy, June 2.

GERGES, Suzit, Lynnwood, girl, June 3.

BABCOCK, Stacey and Matthew, Mill Creek, boy, June 3.

SCHELDT, Angelita and Raymond, Clinton, boy, June 3.

SANTIAGO, Nicchia, and AYALA, Margarito, Everett, girl, June 3.

AROTIN, Stephanie and Joseph, Stanwood, boy, June 3.

MORASCH, Jennifer and Douglas, Stanwood, girl, June 3.

HOLCOMB-DOREY, Jodi, and DOREY, Jeff, Granite Falls, girl, June 3.

ELDRIDGE, Jennifer and James, Arlington, boy, June 3.

RADTKE, Anitra and David, Everett, boy, June 3.

DINGLE, Lynnisa and Jason, Everett, boy, June 4.

ANDREIS, Jamie, and OSBORNE, Adam, Everett, boy, June 4.

COLOMBO, Mary Ann and Mark, Arlington, girl, June 4.

BERNAL, Heather, and RANSOM, JB, Everett, boy, June 5.

GERMAN, Stephanie and Oliver, Snohomish, girl, June 5.

McGONIGAL, Kari, and CROSBY, Jason, Marysville, girl, June 5.

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