Births

Sat., Nov. 15, 1997

Bonner General Hospital

Adrienne Shay Corning 9 lb. girl, 21 inches, born Oct. 28 to Kolene Jones and Douglas Corning, Laclede, Idaho. Grandparents, Loren and Nora Jones, and Sally Ross and Douglas Corning.

Laken Jule Rice 8 lb. 7 oz. girl, 21 inches, born Oct. 30 to Pamela and Bill, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Sister, Eden; brother, Charlie; grandparents, Julie Parker, Mel Parker, and Ed and Irene Rice.

Dylon Cruz Sisson 9 lb. 11 oz. boy, born Oct. 30 to Dawn Sisson, Sandpoint. Grandparents, Donald Sisson and Bonita Sisson.

Savanna Jo Dyck 6 lb. 12 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Nov. 1 to Stephanie and Allen, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Two brothers, Jordan and Carson; sister, Katelyn; grandparents, Odes and Jeraldine Unruh, and Edwin and Loretta Dyck.

Riley Nicole Couch 6 lb. 8 oz. girl, born Nov. 1 to Melissa and Michael, Sandpoint. Two brothers, Adam and Zachery; grandparents, Bill and Bobbie Putman, and Charles and Eileen Couch.

Asiah Len Nancy Jensen 7 lb. 7 oz. girl, 19 inches, born Nov. 4 to Michelle Wright and Martin Jensen, Heron, Mont. Two brothers, Sean and James; sister, Savanna; grandparents, Daniel and Nancy Deprez, and Leonard and Jean Jensen.

Gabrielle Moriah Pease 8 lb. 1 oz. girl, 22 inches, born Nov. 4 to Kelly and Christian, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Sister, Carmen; grandparents, Linda Nieman, and Cathy and Don Pease.

Isiah Robert Trego 6 lb. 10 oz. boy, 21 inches, born Nov. 6 to Nicole Trego, Clark Fork, Idaho. Grandparents, Wanda Rose and Gerry LaRue.

Paige Noelle Dumars 9 lb. 12 oz. girl, 21 inches, born Nov. 2 to Lisa and Andrew, Sandpoint. Two brothers, Brandon and Michael; sister, Heather; grandparents, Wendy Strickley, and Jack and Rachel Dumars.

Kianna Tala Rose Breazile 7 lb. 11 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Nov. 9 to Twyla Brown, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Sister, Elizabeth; grandparents, Tammy Breazile and Craig Breazile.

Kootenai Medical Center

Logan John Costea 7 lb. 15 oz. boy, 21 inches, born Nov. 10 to Brandie Good and John Costea Jr., Coeur d’Alene. Grandparents, Richard Good, Linda Calcote, John Costea Sr. and Lynndee Bluder.

Ashley Nicole Milan 10 lb. 5 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Nov. 11 to Elizabeth and Gary, Rathdrum, Idaho. Two brothers, Andrew and Robert; grandparents, Lois Lyon, and Joe and Myrtle Landcaster.

Makendra Jena Patzer 7 lb. 11 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Oct. 30 to Jena Hayenga and David Patzer, Coeur d’Alene. Brother, Mason; grandparents, Wally and Marion Hayenga, and H. Ben and Leone Patzer.

Brooklynn Shae Hoss 8 lb. 6 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Nov. 9 to Carrieanne and James, Coeur d’Alene. Sister, Rianne; grandparents, Gracelynn Dougherty, Michael and Rosemary Shaw, and James and Sandra Hoss.

Violet Irene Plummer 7 lb. 8 oz. girl, 20 inches, born Nov. 10 to Jennifer and Eric, Coeur d’Alene. Grandparents, Ed and Carroll Stenson, and Steve and Marilyn Plummer.

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