Births

Wed., Jan. 25, 1995

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

Sacred Heart

Ankenman To Krista and Luke Ankenman, Spokane, boy.

Bursch To Sherry and Greg Bursch, Spokane, girl.

Sutherland To Dona and Scott Sutherland, Spokane, boy.

Holy Family

Barber To Barbara and Paul Barber, Spokane, girl (Jan. 21).

Bailey To Patricia and Dan Bailey, Nine Mile Falls, girl.

Deaconess

McElroy To Rhonda and Scott McElroy, Fairchild Air Force Base, boy (Jan. 22).

Barrett To Amy and Sean Barrett, Spokane, girl.

Blankenship To Tammy and William Blankenship, Moses Lake, boy.

Fredrick-Felsman To Brenda Fredrick and Patrick Felsman, Spokane, boy.

Leifer To Brenette and Ed Leifer, Spokane, girl.

Leonard To Kristine Leonard, Spokane, girl.

Zentz-Pierce To Kim Zentz and Robert Pierce, Spokane, twin boys.

Valley Hospital and Medical Center

Piersol To Brunelle and JoDee Piersol, Spokane, boy (Jan. 18).

Gasper To Brenda and Henry Gasper, Greenacres, boy.

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