Births

Mon., May 22, 1995

Births recorded in the Spokane area during the 24-hour period ending at 1 p.m. May 21, 1995:

Deaconess

Gard-Ritdecha: To Melissa Gard and Viroj Ritdecha, Spokane, girl (May 17).

Rizzo: To Lisa and Anthony Rizzo, Fairchild AFB, girl (May 18).

Hamal: To Cheryl Hamal, Spokane, boy (May 18).

Myers: To Janet and Ed Myers, Spokane, girl (May 18).

O’Connor-Kassner: To Michelle O’Connor and Rusty Kassner, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Allard: To Melissa and Tod Allard, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Saywers-Knapton: To Jaymie Saywers and Jake Knapton, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Parsons: To Linda and Mike Parsons, Medical Lake, boy (May 19).

Hunt: To Kim and Jon Hunt, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Goff: To Kristina and Joe Goff, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Labish-Transue: To Jayme Labish and Jason Transue, Spokane, girl (May 19).

Herman: To Shauna and Steve Herman, Spokane, boy (May 19).

McNamara: To Christine and Brad McNamara, Spokane, girl.

Klotz-Williams: To Rae Klotz and Doug Williams, Spokane, girl.

Maynard: To Lisa and Michael Maynard, Spokane, boy.

Gongyin: To Barbara and Christopher Gongyin, Spokane, girl.

Nason-Brock: To Kerrie Nason and Clay Brock, Spokane, boy.

Halverson-Deviny: To Christina Halverson and Robert Deviny, Spokane, girl.

Herrold-Hunter: To Linda Herrold and David Hunter, Spokane, girl.

Sacred Heart

Patterson: To Lynda and Bob Patterson, Spokane, boy (May 18).

Soria-Conklin: To Maria Soria and Craig Conklin, Spokane, boy (May 18).

Kerkhoff: To Danielle Kerkhoff, Elk, Wash., girl (May 18).

Rankin: To Sandra and Robert Rankin, Cheney, girl (May 18).

Blau: To Lori and Patrick Blau, Colbert, Wash., boy (May 18).

Anderson-Taylor: To Therese Anderson and Wade Taylor, Spokane, girl (May 19).

Collins: To Anita and Tom Collins, Post Falls, Idaho, boy (May 19).

Garvey: To Jill and Brian Garvey, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Gibson: To Laura and Jon Gibson, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Vanpevenage: To Taunya and Michael Vanpevenage, Harrington, Wash., boy (May 19).

Vuong: To Susan and Brian Vuong, Spokane, girl.

Beck: To Allison and Gabe Beck, Spokane, boy.

Treacy: To Jill and Matt Treacy, Spokane, girl.

Boyd-Hefferman: To Collette and Shawn Boyd-Hefferman, Spokane, girl.

Holy Family

Rogalski: To Kathy and Tola Rogalski, Spokane, boy (May 7).

Kaplan: To Carol and Christopher Kaplan, Medical Lake, boy (May 17).

Helm: To Linda and Alan Helm, Mead, boy (May 17).

Moses: To Rhonda and Barry Moses, Spokane, boy (May 17).

Mason-Wendt: To Carmen Mason and David Wendt, Spokane, boy (May 17).

Mattox-Peterson: To Rebecca Mattox and Benjamin Peterson, Creston, Wash., girl (May 17).

Forbes: To Miriah and Bill Forbes, Clayton, Wash., girl (May 18).

Pettit: To Jolene and David Pettit, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Mischenko: To Traci L. Mischenko and William L. Brosmore, Spokane, boy.

Hines: To Darcie and Joseph Hines, Spokane, boy.

Kissinger: To Kelly and Travis Kissinger, Spokane, boy.

Campbell: To Bessey and Robert Campbell, Spokane, girl.

Valley Hospital and Medical Center

Magill: To Connie and Howard Magill, Spokane, girl (May 18).

Jones: To Jill and Garth Jones, Spokane, boy (May 19).

Caesar: To Donna and Gerald Caesar, Spokane, boy.

Clark: To Heidi and Shad Clark, Spokane, girl.

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