Births

Tue., July 25, 1995

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

Sacred Heart

Price-Bennett: To Charles Price and Cassandra Bennett, Spokane, boy (July 22).

Langager: To Mark and Karen Langager, Spokane, girl.

Wilson: To Shawn and Pat Wilson, Spokane, girl.

Deaconess

Surface-Nomee: To William Surface and Lillian Nomee, Pendleton, Ore., girl (July 20).

Stevens: To Suann Stevens, Spokane, boy.

Wisner-Summers: To Kevin Wisner and Amber Summers, Spokane, girl.

Wurst: To John and Dani Wurst, Spokane, girl.

Stehlman: To Kevin and Peggy Stehlman, Greenacres, boy (July 23).

Holy Family

Luttrull: To Richard and Kristi Luttrull, Spokane, boy (July 23).

Brown: To Ronald and Susan Brown, Elk, girl.

Lane: To Jeffrey and Brandi Lane, Spokane, girl (July 23).

Gifford-Reinhold: To Ken Gifford and Lisa Reinhold, Spokane, girl (July 22).

Cummings: To Jamie and Tami Cummings, Springdale, Wash., boy (June 22).

Valley Hospital and Medical Center

Malloy: To Timothy and Leslie Malloy, Spokane, girl (July 22).

Mount Carmel

Gallpeau-Wood: To Roger Gallpeau and Jolynne Wood, Colville, Wash., girl (July 11).

Ramajo: To George and Kristi Ramajo, Kettle Falls, Wash., boy (July 19).

Dineen: To Rick and Theresa Dineen, Rice, Wash., boy (July 21).

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