Births

Thu., Aug. 4, 1994

Births recorded in the Spokane area during the 24-hour period ending at 1 p.m. Aug. 3, 1994: Sacred Heart

Clary To Staci and Ray Clary, Spokane, girl.

Denooy-Swagel To Mari Denooy-Swagel and Nathan Swagel, Spokane, girl.

Thon To Jean and Jerry Thon, Spokane, boy. Holy Family

Baker-Armstead To Mindy Baker and Michael Armstead, Spokane, boy.

Reynoso To Charlotte and Frank Reynoso, Spokane, boy.

Sutherland-Davis To Hannah Sutherland and Thomas Davis, Spokane, girl. Deaconess

Boyette-Beamis To Candice Boyette and Matt Beamis, Spokane, girl.

Burk To Julie and Mike Burk, Reardan, Wash., boy.

Daubert-Gardner To Marybeth Daubert and Vincent Gardner, Spokane, girl.

Foster To Erin and William Foster, Spokane, girl.

Fuhs To Valerie and Bryan Fuhs, Spokane, boy.

Hayward-Martin To Sandra Hayward and Vince Martin, Spokane, girl.

Herker-Bautista To Teresa Herker and Vergel Bautista, Medical Lake, boy.

Taylor To Hollie and James Taylor, Spokane, girl.

Zigman To Tina and Jay Zigman, Spokane, girl.

Larsen-Presnell To Karan Larsen and Tim Presnell, Veradale, twin girls. Valley Hospital and Medical Center

McEuen To Denise and Thomas McEuen, Spokane, girl (July 22).

Waite To Artie Anne and Daniel Waite, Spokane, boy (Aug. 1). At home

Deniston To Sally and Randy Deniston, Nine Mile Falls, boy.

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