Births

Sat., May 6, 1995

Births recorded in the Spokane area during the 24-hour period ending at 1 p.m. May, 5, 1995:

Deaconess

Kopepassah-Mendoza - To Moe Kopepassah and Heather Mendoza, Spokane, girl.

Mitchell - To Treda Mitchell, Spokane, girl (born May 4).

Martin - To Joe and Jeannie Martin, Spokane, girl (born May 4).

Richard - To Rick and Barbara Richard, Spokane, girl (born May 3).

Green - To John and Erin Green, Spokane, boy (born May 4).

Sanders - To Steve and Tonya Sanders, Spokane, girl (born April 26).

Doneen - To Jim and Heidi Doneen, Oakesdale, Wash., boy (born April 26).

Lutz - To Chris And Lisa Lutz, Spokane , girl.

Valley Hospital and Medical Center

Barnsley-Jackson - To Alex V. Barnsley and Holly R. Jackson, Spokane, girl (born April 26).

Sacred Heart

LaMarche - To Dennis to Lorenda LaMarche, Spokane, boy.

Moore - To Casey and Bonnie Moore, Wilbur, boy.

Fisher - To John and Charlotte Fisher, Spokane, girl (born May 4).

Pettis - To Dana and Gina Pettis, Cheney, girl (May 4).

Shaun - To Gerald and Alma Shaun, Bonner Ferry, boy (born May 4).

Saldivar - To David to Vicky Saldivar, Medical Lake, girl (born May 4).

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