Vital statistics: Births

@List subhead:Providence Everett Medical Center, Everett

MACOMBER, Rachel and Jason, stanwood, boy, Dec. 30

JOHNSON, Krista and Keith, Everett, girl, Jan. 12

LUNDUKE, Kathrine and Bryan, Everett, girl, Feb. 2

HOTTENDORF, Danielle and Brett, Lake Stevens, girl, Feb. 7

WILLIAMS, Cassandra and BANCHERO, Layten, Lake Stevens, girl, Feb. 10

SEBREE, Suanna and Gerrit, Arlington, boy, Feb. 11

LEE, Sarah and Gary, Arlington, girl, Feb. 11

KIRKWOOD, Jessica and WOOD, Frank, Marysville, boy, Feb. 12

McCLINTOCK, Renee and Ean, Lynnwood, girl, Feb. 12

BLACKER, BreeAnna and TCHELOUCHKIN, Ivan, Everett, boy, Feb. 13

SHELLABARGER, Catherine and David, Arlington, girl, Feb. 15

MILLS, Amy and Eric, Snohomish, girl, Feb. 20

THORNE, Jessica and Ryan, Everett, boy, Feb. 21

@List subhead:Valley General Hospital, Monroe

LENHART, Allison, Gold Bar, boy, Feb. 15

WOOD, Sharrah, Marysville, boy, Feb. 17

@List subhead:Cascade Valley Hospital, Arlington

WELDON, Sherri, Arlington, boy, Feb. 15

@List subhead:Swedish | Edmonds Hospital, Edmonds

ORTEGA, Araceli and REYES, Gerardo, Lynnwood, girl, Feb. 16

HUTCHISON, Julie and Chris, Everett, girl, Feb. 17

SCONAWAH, Priscilla and FRAZIER, Jamaal, Marysville, boy, Feb. 17

VERLINDA, Jenny and Justin, Mountlake Terrace, boy, Feb. 18

SPEER, Daira and WILLIAMS, Jon, Marysville, girl, Feb. 18

SHORTT, Riannon and Kenneth, Everett, boy, Feb. 18

PAREDES, Berenice and GARCIA, Moises, Bothell, girl, Feb. 19

BEC, Rachel and NEAL, Christopher, Everett, girl, Feb. 20

CROSS, Sabrina and Jeff, Lynnwood, boy, Feb. 20

DE VILLA, Arnelyn and MONILLA, Rogelio, Edmonds, girl, Feb. 20

PELAYO, Anna and Gonzalo, Everett, girl, Feb. 21

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