Births

Tue., Aug. 2, 1994

BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE SPOKANE AREA DURING THE 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING AT 1 P.M. AUGUST 1, 1994:

Sacred Heart

Feldmiller To Alicia Feldmiller, Chattaroy, boy.

Burris-DeSautel To Rob Burris and Celeste DeSautel, Inchelium, Wash., boy.

Bailey To Robb and Kathy Bailey, Spokane, boy.

Sterling To Aimee Sterling, Spokane, boy.

Holy Family

Barker To Cameron and Teresa Barker, Spokane, boy (born July 28).

Davis To Donald and Deanna Davis, Mead, boy (born July 29).

Whittle To Jeffrey and Cheryl Whittle, Chattaroy, girl (born July 29).

Brown To Daniel and Karen Brown, Coulee Dam, Wash., girl.

Bryan To Jamie Bryan, Spokane, girl (born July 30).

Rodriguez-Schults To Anthony Rodriguez and Christian Schultz, Spokane, girl.

Munro To David and Kayla Munro, Spokane, boy (born July 11).

Dust To Darren and Dianne Dust, Spokane, girl (born July 6).

Harrison To Nicole Harrison, Spokane, girl.

Deaconess

Graham To Shan and Heather Graham, Spokane, girl.

Garrett To Rana Garrett, Spokane, girl(born July 29).

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