Births

Tue., Aug. 15, 1995

Births recorded in the Spokane area during the 24-hour period ending at 1 p.m. Aug. 14, 1995:

Deaconess

Lunsford: To Michael and Andrea Lunsford, Spokane, girl, (Aug. 13).

Casey: To William and Colleen Casey, Spokane, girl (Aug. 13).

Nicholson: To Glen and Lisa Nicholson, Spokane, girl (Aug. 13).

Wolbing: To Robert and Danielle Wolbing, Spokane, boy (Aug. 13).

Shillam: To James and Kyp Shillam, Davenport, Wash., girl (Aug. 13).

Mullen-Aripa: To Cliff J. Mullen and Marrietta L. Aripa, Worley, Idaho, girl (Aug. 13).

Markishtum: To Roberta Markishtum, Spokane, girl (Aug. 13).

Harpole: To Heather Harpole, Spokane, boy.

Glenn: To Michael and Robin Glenn, Spokane, girl.

Holy Family

Wolff: To Kenneth and Andrea Wolf, Spokane, twins, girl and boy, (Aug 9).

Hillhouse: To Harold and Toni Hillhouse, Spokane, girl (Aug. 9).

Herrell: To Nathan and Marci Herrell, Loon Lake, Wash., girl (Aug. 10).

Muehleisen: To Thomas and Kathlene Muehleisen, Spokane, girl (Aug. 10).

Martin: To Timothy and Crystal Martin, Spokane, girl (Aug. 11).

Kruse: To Dale and Amy Kruse, Spokane, boy (Aug. 11).

Parker: To John and Janice Parker, Spokane, girl (Aug. 12).

Orton: To Jeremy and Maryann Orton, Spokane, girl (Aug. 12).

Hayward: To Walter and Michelle Hayward, Spokane, boy (Aug. 12).

Wingert: To Edward and Darci Wingert, Moscow, Idaho, boy.

Buschbacher-Mitchell: To David Buschbacher and Macie Mitchell, Spokane, boy (Aug. 13).

Turner-Delp: To Terry Turner and Carissa Delp, Spokane, boy, (Aug. 11).

Seaman-Davis: To Glenn Seaman and Suzette Davis, Spokane, boy (Aug. 11).

Ryers-Harter: To Neil Ryers and Margaret Harter, Veradale, boy (Aug. 10).

Remlinger: To Karla A. Remlinger, Casey, Ill., girl (Aug. 9).

Carter-Wilhelm: To Daniel Carter and LaNita Wilhelm, Airway Heights, girl (Aug.9).

Redden-Bryant: To Donnell Redden and Bobbi Bryant, Spokane, girl (Aug. 9).

Sacred Heart

Purseh: To Keith and Lisa Purseh, Spokane, girl (Aug. 13).

Johnson: To Ron and Jody Johnson, Spokane, girl (Aug. 13).

Rupert: To Greg and Barbara Rupert, Spokane, (Aug. 13).

Bundrock: To Kurtis Bundrock and Lisa Mahoney-Bundrock, Spokane, girl.

Mack: To David and Carey Mack, Spokane, girl.

Corder: To Daniel and Teresa Corder, Spokane, boy (Aug. 10).

Kanan: To Shelley A. Kanan, Spokane, girl (Aug. 12).

Mount Carmel Hospital

Watson: To Colleen Watson, Kettle Falls, Wash., girl (July 18).

Riley: To Tony and Joan Riley, Rice, Wash., girl (Aug. 7).

Merritt: To Wayne Merritt and Julie Jackson-Merritt, Boyds, Wash., boy (Aug. 7).

Tollier: To Cheryl Tollier, Kettle Falls, Wash., girl (Aug. 10).

Story: To Eric and Cynthia Story, Metaline Falls, Wash., girl (Aug. 10).

Denison: To Charles and Vicki Denison, Kettle Falls, Wash., boy (Aug. 13).

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