oh, baby! 2015

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OMAK – Parents in Okanogan and Ferrycounties continued their independent wayswhen naming their babies during 2014.

A look at names of 2014 babies born tothe area’s parents, as reported in The

Chronicle during the year, reveals noduplicated name for boys and oneduplicated name for girls – Lily (two babies,two spelling variations).

While most of the names are uniqueamong the area’s newborns, most of themalso don’t make the list of top baby namesnationwide.

For the boys, only Liam (No. 23nationally), Levi (No. 12), Emmett (No. 26),Charles (No. 77) and Ryder (No. 43) were onthe national list.

Slightly more local girls’ names were onthe national list: Hazel (No. 10 nationally),Lily/Lillie (No. 75), Ada (No. 85), Olivia(No. 17), Sofia/Sophia (No. 55), Lillie/Lily(No. 75) and Amelia (No. 8).

— 2015 Oh, Baby, The Chronicle

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Oh, Baby!© 2015 The Omak-Okanogan County ChronicleOwned and operated by Eagle Newspapers Inc.

Roger Harnack, publisher • Dee Camp, section editorTeresa Meyers, advertising manager

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County parents go their own wayBradleyBuckCarsonCharlesColtenEliasEmmettEvanEzequielGaizkaHunterKingslyKyien

LeviLiamLoganOzzyPaxtonPhoenixPrestonRobertRudyRyderSeamusTalonTanner

Top names for girls locally, listedalphabetically, include:

AdaAmeliaElissaHadleyHazelKamreeKashlynKatelynKendallLillieLily

MikaylaNatalieOliviaRoryRoslynSaaraSofiaStarStevieZoee

Boys’ names are fairly

unique for 2014; two girls

have a variation of ‘Lily’

Names for boys in 2014 locally, listedalphabetically, include:

Nationally, Imogen andAsher win popularity contest

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OMAK – In a few years, lots ofyoungsters named Imogen and Asher willhit the schools.

Nationwide, those were the top babynames for girls and boys, respectively, in2014.

The previous year’s No. 1 boy name,Jackson, fell to No. 70. Sophia, No. 1 in2013, was No. 55 last year. Perennialfavorites Michael and Jennifer weren’t onthe list.

In order of popularity, the Top 100 babynames for 2014, according to Nameberry:

Girls1. Imogen2. Khaleesi

3. Charlotte4. Isla5. Cora6. Penelope7. Violet8. Amelia9. Eleanor10. Hazel11. Claire12. Adelaide13. Adeline14. Ivy15. Lucy16. Alice17. Olivia18. Evangeline

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2015 Oh, Baby, The Chronicle —

Tanessa and Tayonna TimentwaApril 8, 2014

Rocky Timentwa and Trisha JackGrandparents: Julie Bock and Tom Best; Montana Pakootas;

Martin Timentwa; Stanley Jack Jr.

Great-Grandparents: Pat and Marie Moore; Cindy Boyd;

Francis and Angie Timentwa

Auntie: Bridget Boyd • Big Sister: Talliyah • Big Brother: Ryden

Deaconess Medical Center, Spokane, Wash.

19. Genevieve20. Maisie21. Lila22. Beatrice23. Rose24. Maeve25. Scarlett26. Ava27. Aurora28. Nora29. Willa30. Elizabeth31. Eloise32. Elodie33. Caroline34. Emma35. Matilda36. Clara37. Grace38. Cordelia39. Clementine40. Aurelia41. Ellie42. Poppy43. Arabella44. Elsa45. Ella46. Harlow47. Harper48. Iris49. Seraphina50. Katniss51. Luna52. Mila53. Ruby

54. Aria55. Sophia56. Mae57. Mia58. Juliet59. Eliza60. Evelyn61. Audrey62. Josephine63. Maya64. Isabella65. Emmeline66. Emily67. Stella68. Chloe69. Olive70. Anna71. Sadie72. Wren73. Louisa74. Annabelle75. Lily76. Piper77. Daenerys78. Jane79. Gemma80. Lola81. Esme82. Margaret83. Willow84. Zara85. Ada86. Frances87. Everly88. Mabel

89. Lydia90. Daisy91. Pearl92. Madeline93. Phoebe94. Delilah95. Kinsley96. Isabel97. Georgia98. Hannah99. Abigail100. Millie

Boys1. Asher2. Declan3. Atticus4. Oliver5. Silas6. Henry7. Jasper8. Finn9. Milo10. Ezra11. Leo12. Levi13. Jude14. Wyatt15. Felix16. Sebastian17. Soren18. Beckett19. Miles20. Theodore21. Bodhi22. Jack23. Liam24. Archer

25. Owen26. Emmett27. Ethan28. William29. Sawyer30. Caleb31. Benjamin32. Oscar33. Josiah34. Julian35. James36. Andrew37. Hudson38. Knox39. Hugo40. Alexander41. Zachary42. Dashiell43. Ryder44. Ryker45. Ronan46. Lucas47. Thomas48. Elijah49. Luke50. Samuel51. Callum52. Noah53. Arthur54. Isaac55. Jacob56. Theo57. Weston58. Axel59. Roman60. Rhys61. Everett62. Zane

63. Grayson64. Rowan65. August66. Kai67. Harrison68. Beau69. Gabriel70. Jackson71. Griffin72. Austin73. Nolan74. Xavier75. Daniel76. Nathaniel77. Charles78. Nash79. Simon80. Jonah81. Holden82. Micah83. Flynn84. John85. Wesley86. Christian87. Elliot88. Graham89. Nathan90. George91. Nicholas92. Lincoln93. Cassius94. Tristan95. Gideon96. Maxwell97. Tobias98. Lachlan99. Arlo100. Matthew

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OKANOGAN – Health officialsencourage parents to vaccinatetheir children to prevent thespread of diseases and to ensure ahealthy life.

According the websitevaccines.gov, immunizations cansave a child’s life.

“Because of advances inmedical science, your child can beprotected against more diseasesthan ever before,” the site said.“Some diseases that once injuredor killed thousands of childrenhave been eliminated completelyand others are close to extinction,primarily due to safe and effectivevaccines.”

Polio is an example of a diseasethat has been virtually eliminatedthanks to vaccines.

“Polio was once America’smost-feared disease, causing deathand paralysis across the country,but today, thanks to vaccination,there are no reports of polio in theUnited States,” vaccines.gov said.

Officials said temporary pain ofthe injection spot, along withminimal, temporary side effectsfar out weigh a life-threateningdisease.


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Playtime! That meanshomemade play dough

OMAK — Homemade play dough is easyto make, cleans up easily and is non-toxic.

1 cup white flour1/4 cup salt2 tablespoons cream of tartarCombine and add:1 cup cold waterFood coloring (optional)1 tablespoon cooking oilIn a medium saucepan, mix together

flour, salt and cream of tartar. A non-stickpot works best.

Combine water, a few drops of foodcoloring (if desired) and oil.

Add to dry ingredients and cook overmedium heat, stirring constantly, for threeto five minutes. It will look globby.

When it forms a ball in the center of thepot, remove from the heat and turn it out ona slightly floured surface. Knead briefly untilsmooth.

Cool and store in an airtight container (aone-pint cottage cheese or margarine tubwill hold it) or a zippered plastic bag.

This dough is edible, but not tasty. Itkeeps, unrefrigerated, for several weeks.

Be sure to provide plenty of cookiecutters, a rolling pin, dull plastic knives,bottle caps and other items for cutting andshaping.

This dough cleans up well. If a bit of itdoes dry on a surface, pick or chip off asmuch as possible, then remove the rest witha damp rag or non-abrasive scrubber.

If it’s left uncolored, it won’t stain.

Reading helps childdevelop and learn

OLYMPIA — Reading with your childcan help the child develop in many differentways.

Parents are the child’s first teacher andtime spent with baby is important, the stateDepartment of Health said.

Some tips:• A child learns best in a loving,

encouraging and helping environment, sohold the child in your lap while reading.

• Let the child choose the book anddecide when to turn the pages.

• Choose books that help the childexplore the world around him or her.

• Keep the child’s body active by letting

baby turn the pages. An older child can actout stories as they are read.

• Play, talk, read and write with the child.That will help baby understand that thewords on the page mean something.

Oral germs can bespread around

OLYMPIA — Germs cause cavities andcan be spread from parents to infants andtoddlers.

Foods and drinks fee germs, which makeacids and cause cavities, the WashingtonDental Service Foundation said.

Tooth decay can be stopped if it is caughtearly. To prevent tooth decay:

• Set a good example. Brush, floss andhave regular checkups.

• Use fluoride to prevent and heal earlytooth decay.

• Consult with your doctor or dentistabout fluoride drops or tablets if your watersystem doesn’t contain fluoride. Fluoridevarnish and sealants also are available.

• Choose tooth-healthy snacks such ascheese, fruits and vegetables. Avoidsnacking or sipping on sweet liquidsthroughout the day.

• Drink lots of water after meals andsnacks to help clean teeth.

State offers collegesavings program

OLYMPIA – The state’s GuaranteedEducation Tuition program – known asGET – allows parents, grandparents andothers to set aside money for college tuitiona little at a time.

GET is guaranteed to keep pace withtuition costs, no matter how much theyincrease, and is not subject to the ups anddowns of the stock market, the state said.

Parents and others can save on thefuture cost of college tuition by starting tosave when the child is young, and byreducing student loans as much as possible.

GET tuition credits can be used atcolleges, universities and technical schoolsnationwide, and can be used for anyqualified higher education expenses.

Under the program, people can purchaseGET units, where 100 units represent thecost of one year of resident, undergraduatetuition and state-mandated fees at the

highest priced public universities in thestate – University of Washington andWashington State University. Units can bepurchased in whole or partial amounts,from one to 500 units per student.

Buckle up: State lawrequires child restraints

OLYMPIA – When riding in vehicles,children in Washington must be restrainedin infant or booster seats until they are 8years old or 4 feet 9 inches tall.

Under state law, infants must ride inrear-facing infant seats until they are a yearold or weigh 20 pounds.

Children 1-4 years old or weighing 40pounds are to ride in forward-facing child

car seats.Children who are less than 8 years old or

4 feet 9 inches tall, whichever comes first,must be restrained in a child booster seatwhen both lap and shoulder belts areavailable.

Free child car seat checks are offered inmost areas. Information is available fromthe Washington Safety Restraint Coalition.

The fine for improper use or failure towear a seat belt or child safety restraintdevice is $124.

Children under the age of 13 are requiredto ride in the back seat when it is practical,the Washington State Patrol said.

The patrol said a child’s car seat shouldbe replaced if it has been involved in acollision.

—The Chronicle


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OMAK – Whether you’re anexpecting parent, or you expect tobe expecting, choosing the righthospital can make a world ofdifference.

Four birthing centers serveOkanogan and Ferry counties fromhospitals in or adjacent toOkanogan County. (Ferry CountyMemorial Hospital in Republicdoes not have an obstetrics unit.)

Coulee Medical CenterCoulee Medical Center, 411

Fortuyn Road, Grand Coulee,provides on-site gynecologic andobstetrics services for women’shealth, prenatal care and childbirth.

In 2014, there were 64 births atthe hospital.

The center offers two birthingrooms, where families can enjoy arelaxed, comfortable andpersonalized birthing experience.

The childbirth team includesexperienced physicians, certifiednurse practitioner and a nationallycertified nurse midwife, who isaccredited by the AmericanCollege of Nurse-Midwives.

Mid-Valley HospitalMid-Valley Hospital, 810

Jasmine St., Omak, delivered 230babies in 2014.

The hospital offers three labor,delivery, recovery and post-partum rooms.

Administrator Mike Billing saidthe center offers two on-call,board-certified obstetricians forbackup assistance when necessarywith an additional seven to 10family practitioners to assist whenneeded.

“Additionally, we have three of

those primary OB or familypractice doctors who also canperform emergency C-sections”should need arise, he said, addingemergency hysterectomies andother surgeries can be performedon site.

North Valley HospitalIn 2014, North Valley Hospital,

203 S. Western Ave., Tonasket,delivered 92 babies.

Along with compassionate staffand nurses, the hospital offersseveral specialties to new parents,hospital officials said.

“We provide complimentarynewborn photos,” BusinessDevelopment Coordinator TerriOrford said. “This includes a photoshoot session, editing of thephotos, a disc with full copyrightrelease to the parents, and postingthem on our Facebook page, with

patient consent.”While enjoying the photos, new

parents can enjoy a candlelightsalmon or steak dinner, completewith childcare.

“Our nurses will even keep thebaby while the parents enjoy adelicious meal together,” she said.

Spacious, modern spaces wheremothers can give birth and recoverin the same room, along with ajetted tub, are offered to assist inlabor pain management and makethe experience as pleasurable aspossible, she said.

“We try to allow the expectingmom to personalize her birthexperience,” she said. The mother“gets to chose how many lovedones get to be present for thebirth, how she would like to laborto make her as comfortable aspossible (and) use music formeditation.”

The hospital delivered its firstwater birth last year.

Three Rivers HospitalThree Rivers Hospital, 507

Hospital Way, Brewster, a offersbirthing suites where mothers canlabor, deliver and recover in thesame room, unless a cesareansection is necessary. C-sections areperformed in a surgery suite withrecovery room.

All attempts are made tomaintain the family unit duringthe experience, hospital officialssaid. That family centeredapproach has been shown toenhance patient and familysatisfaction.

The hospital became nationallydesignated as “baby friendly” 11years ago.

Birthing statistics for 2014were not available at press time.


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April 19, 2014

Tyler and Kayla SasseGrandparents:

Richard and Geri Rawley;

Bill and Tami Sasse

Brothers: Dakota and Gunner

Central Washington Hospital,

Wenatchee, Wash.

Elias SaundersJune 24, 2014

Parents:

Josh and Katie SaundersGrandparents:

Mike and Jill Saunders;

Don and Shellee Duncan

Three Rivers Hospital, Brewster

Aubree Lynne BakerNov. 14, 2014

Skyler and Rebbeca BakerBig Sister: Annabelle Mae Baker

Grandparents:

Mindy Ogden; Kirk Bertram;

Debra Ogden; Steve and Juli Ogden;

John and Fae Baker;

Terri and Lupe Quezada;

Marcelo and Genoveva Lopez

Mid-Valley Hospital, Omak

Avalynn MariePaul

July 17, 2014

Seaman Lonnie and

Cassie PaulGrandparents:

Jerry and Trace Paul

Great-Grandparents:

Peggy Morton; Lorene Rendon

Pensacola, Florida

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North Valley Hospital birthing suites offer a comfortable, home-styleatmosphere for new parents.

Hospitals offer special birthing amenities


Nathan WhiteApril 14, 2014

Joseph and Brianna WhiteGrandparents:

Thelma and Don Marlatt;

Great-grandma: Barbara Beckley


Reegan Jane CushmanApril 13, 2014

Brad and Leesa CushmanGrandparents:

Ed and Cindy Cushman;

Joe and Bonna Gavin

Holy Family Hospital, Spokane

Bentlie BuchananMay 15, 2014

Tyler Buchanan

and Ashlie KennedyGrandparents:

Sheilah Kennedy and Jeff Delfeld;

Rebecca Regan and Doug Buchanan


Boston McKernanJuly 12, 2014

Aaron and Tausha McKernanGrandparents:

Bob and Kelly Gunn;

Greg and Donna McKernan

Tacoma General, Tacoma, Wash.

MiaKoda Sinari Gorr FrankFeb. 27, 2014

Ira Frank and Shastina GorrGrandparents:

Albert Louis; Grace Harris;

Bonita and Rafael Medina


Camden JamesCampbell

April 18, 2014

Ian Campbell and

Carmelita CamposMid-Valley Hospital, Omak

Zachary T. McCuistionOct. 14, 2014

Parents: Donald and

Ronielyn McCuistion Jr.Grandparents:

Anicia L. Tesora; Don and Cela Kruse;

Donald McCuistion Sr.


Cecilia HopesDec. 24, 2014

Lloyd Hopes and

Anna BerghGrandparents:

Robert and Robin Bergh;

Lloyd Sr. and Crystal Hopes

North Valley Hospital, Tonasket, Wash.

Mia Jade MichelsMay 2, 2014

Richard and Trilby MichelsGrandparents:

Ron and Bonnie Hirst;

Oscar and Terry Michels

Big Sister: Rylee J. Michels


Benji Tate HornerOct. 2, 2014

Sol and Nicci HornerGrandparents:

Brian and Mary Horner;

Mike and Barb Orr

Charlotte, N.C.

Colter McCormackNov. 18, 2014

Brodie and Megan McCormackGrandparents:

Dave and Estelle McCormack;

Scott and Mia McEuin

Great-Grandparents:

Shirley McCormack;

Bob and Hattie Diebel;

Harold and Joyce Gilman

Odessa, Texas

Ella MeshAug. 7, 2014

Brian and Megan MeshGrandparents:

Rod and Lynn Lentz;

Ted and Marilyn Mesh

Kirkland, Wash.

When in doubt, choosethe kids. There will beplenty of time later to

choose work.— Anna Quindlen


Carmella A. EcheverriaFeb. 17, 2014

Mariano Echeverria and

Micki CaroGrandparents:

Reyna and Jeff Haines;

Teresa and Manny Rivera


Jacy Renee WatkinsFeb. 8, 2014

Dave and Missy WatkinsBig Brother: Adiran Big Sister: Elisha

Grandparents:

Jim and Lorraine Utt;

Tim and Tammy Watkins

Rolland Tate TaylorMay 31, 2014

Cody Taylor and Amber Williams

Grandparents:

Nadine and Tony Williams;

Jeanie and Ken Anderson;

Randy and Billie Taylor

Liam ZamudioNov. 13, 2014

Kalen Zamudio and

Frankie DuranGrandparents:

Linda Duran; Barb Sumner


Hudsen Lee FeatherlyJune 5, 2014

Budd and Lyn FeatherlyBig Brother: Zack Featherly

Grandparents: Tom Parten;

Wade and Debbie Featherly

Great-Grandparents:

Abbie Tugaw; Myrna Featherly;

Bob Featherly; Faye Featherly

Tucker ScrogginsJan. 18, 2014

Larry Jr. and

Nichole ScrogginsGrandparents:

Kristina Wood;

Larry Sr. and Cindy Scroggins

Great-Grandparents:

Jim and Jean Williams


Walker Lloyd SasseDec. 1, 2014

Bryan and Whitney SasseGrandparents:

Ken and Deanna Michels;

Bill and Tami Sasse

Great-Grandparents:

Ted and Sherri Laurie;

Millie and Harry Leslie

Great-Great-Grandmother: Elaine Grillo

Trinity Hospital, Minot, N.D.

Roman Martin GarciaSept. 16, 2014

Rudy Garcia and Michelle Montoya


Avery Collins-WayFeb. 2, 2014

S. Tanner Way and Jessica Collins

Grandparents:

Steve and Colleen Way;

Gaylynn Collins

Providence Mt. Carmel Hospital,

Colville, Wash.

John Eugene WinceJan. 24, 2014

Matt and Lynzi WinceGrandparents:

Jan Harris and Marc Phillips;

John and Jan Kitterman

North Valley Hospital, Tonasket

Hazel Lorelei KocolMay 9, 2014

Stan and Hailey Kocol

Grandparents:

Marla and Jay VanderWeide;

Frank Thompson and Cheryl

Mullins; Lori and Jeff Kocol

Great-Grandmother;

Georgia Thompson

Home Birth -

Spokane Valley, Wash.

Gabriel William CosinoJune 1, 2014

Noe and Morgan CosinoGrandparents:

Ginny and Billy Belgarde;

Gregorio and Favianna Cosino

The amazing thingabout becoming a

parent is that you willnever again be yourown first priority.

— Olivia Wilde


Roxanne Elle BrownApril 4, 2014

Anthony Brown and

Marugenia MosquedaGrandparents:

Mary and Mitch Brown;

Marianne and Salvador Mosqueda


Meliah Ciprianna BellMarch 25, 2014

Brady Bell and Jade Berney

Caroline DellinnBeeson

May 30, 2014

Darrell Beeson and

DeeAnna Whalawitsa

Grandparents:

Alfred Beeson and the late

Linda Beeson; the late Lewis

and Delores Whalawitsa

Coulee Community Hospital,

Grand Coulee, Wash.

Finley Jo ChesnikMay 5, 2014

Jon and Anna ChesnikGrandparents:

Roger and Judy Bevier;

James and Vicky Chesnik

Scottsdale Shae Hospital,

Scottsdale, Ariz.

Macean MarrsAllen

Feb. 6, 2014

Clinton and Sarah AllenGrandparents:

Lori Way Wood; Dave Wood;

Dawn and Brian Craig

Great-Grandmother:

Ronna Allen

Lincoln Charles Thomas and Elliot Anna Marcille Gann

March 31, 2014

Jake and Denise GannSiblings: Wallace Gann

Grandparents: Jerry and Janie Milbrandt; Alan and Barb Gann

Central Washington Hospital, Wenatchee, Wash.

Where Blue Birds Fly Photography

Ike William WilsonAug. 2, 2014

Reid and Maggie WilsonGrandparents:

Brad and Margaret Derting;

Bruce and Vicki Wilson

Great-Granparents:

Jim and Jo Ann Derting;

Bruce and Carolyn Wilson

Big Sisters: Alzora and Patsy

Samaritan Hospital,

Moses Lake, Wash.

Miles McLellandOct. 5, 2014

Ian and Crystal McLellandGrandparents:

Richard and Patrice Caryl;

Gail and Don Thompson

Sacred Heart Medical Center,

Spokane, Wash.

Ivy Rose MartinMarch 7, 2014

Halley and Andrea R. MartinGrandparents:

Mark and Tina Martin


Cambrie RivasJan. 23, 2014

Erick Rivas and

Haila HubbardMid-Valley Hospital, Omak

Photo by Jennifer Tollefson

Photography

JonathanGrunenfelder

March 14, 2014

Kyle and Emily

GrunenfelderGrandparents:

Rod and Lynn Lentz;

Loren and Karen Grunenfelder

Tumwater, Wash.

The most precious jewels,you'll ever have aroundyour neck, are the arms

of your children. — Author unknown


Vanessa NicoleDraggooJan. 7, 2014

Jeremy and Nicole DraggooGrandparents:

Nancy and the late Richard Draggoo;

Kevin and Shelly Yagues

Sibling: Connor


Pamela Grillo Photography

Kaden MalcolmRobbins

Sept. 18, 2014

Daniel and Mallory RobbinsGrandparents: Ann DeGroat;

Tom Robbins; John and Lynn Moses;

the late Mellody Moses

Great-Grandparents:

John and Beverly Stover; Juanita

Robbins; Mary Ann Hudgins


Nathan Dennis BestSept. 10, 2014

Devin and Chrystal Best

Grandparents:

Dennis and Susan Best;

Kathy Ferrell; Greg Ferrell


Alonso PadillaMarch 13, 2014

Rafael Padilla Jr. and

Shelby Hunlock-Juarez

Grandparents:

Jorge and Paula Juarez;

Rafael Sr. and Consuelo Padilla

North Valley Hospital,

Tonasket, Wash.

Leon MorganFeb. 4, 2014

Eli Morgan and

Tyler TillettMid-Valley Hospital, Omak

Khaleesi Ann Shoppa

Oct. 28, 2014

Aneek Shoppa

Grandparents:

Chuck and Misty Armstrong

Mid-Valley Hospital,

Omak, Wash.

4 Leaf Photography

Everlee JeanNicholsonOct. 11, 2014

Keelee NicholsonSiblings: Eric, Kason and Sophie Jo

Grandparents:

Stacie and Wayne Nicholson

Great-Grandmother:

JoAnn Thomas


Colter LawrenceCunningham

July 27, 2014

Jake and Kelsie Cunningham

Grandparents:

Kevin and Wade Cunningham;

Lonnie and Teresa Good;

Scott Hughes


Ty CardenFeb. 23, 2014

Edward Carden and

Chelsey MyersGrandparents:

Brett and Kim Morris;

Darci Carden; Chet Carden


Aubrey TaylorJune 13, 2014

Cameron Taylor and

Corinna Plant

Grandparents:

The late Suzy Herman;

Matthew Turner


Alexander MathewAscensio

March 3, 2014

Jesse and Tami Ascensio

Big Sisters: Jaiden and Hailee

Grandparents:

Matt and Beth Thompson;

Kat Warford

Central Washington Hospital,

Wenatchee, Wash.

Lillylynn IreneRose AdkinsMarch 15, 2014

Joshua and Cheryl AdkinsGrandparents:

Clint and Lesa Adkins;

Joe and Irene Mendonca;

Gordon Williams


The littlest feet makethe biggest footprints

in our hearts.— Author Unknown


Talon Ryder RuizNov. 3, 2014

Robert Ruiz Jr. andKylie B. Kruse

Grandparents:

Steve and Tona Perry;

Nate and Jenny Kruse


Elissa NicholeRamirez

Aug. 21, 2014Ruben and Jennifer Ramirez

Grandparents: Diana Sauceda;

Alfonso and Angelica Pineda;Margarita Barron

Great-Grandparents:Donna Hersey; Blas Garcia

Siblings: Olivia and Alex Ramirez

Corey Lee CorumAug. 21, 2014

Josh and Katy CorumGrandparents:

Corey and Tiffany Keeton; Doug Corum;

Al and Ruthann Wilson; Bill and Nancy Keeton; Tom and Mary Corum


Hunter ScriverFeb. 18, 2014

Jess and Destiny ScriverGrandparents:

Troy and Wendy Smith;Rob and Janeen Scriver

Sadie Alexandra SchiltzMay 3, 2014

C/Cpt Justin and Rachael Ames Schiltz

Grandparents: Richard and Kathey Ames

Uncle: David AmesWomack Army Center, Fort Bragg, N.C.

Kate Everly RustadFeb. 16, 2014

Ryan and Kelly RustadGrandparents:

Mike and Lori Nick; Elaine Rustad;Jan and Corinne Rustad

Portage District General Hospital,Portage la Prairie, MB

Molly Lynn NickMarch 25, 2014

Jessie Nick and Becky LoveGrandparents:

Mike and Lori Nick;Glenda Love; Dan Love

Central Washington Hospital,Wenatchee

Rory Morrison MillerJuly 9, 2014

Michael and Tara MillerSiblings: Tasheena, Sisco

and AubreyGrandparents:

Lew and Cyndi Laptalo;Al and Sallie Miller;

Arnie Marchand; Joyce Marchand


Kisu J. V. MarchandJan. 1, 2014

Joaquin and AmeliaMarchand

Grandparents: Lois Pakootas;

Harvey and Cheryl A. MosesSacred Heart Medical Center,

Spokane, Wash.

Gemma HarrisonApril 15, 2014

CJ Harrison and Brandy Wilson

Grandparents: Mike and Debbie Wilson;

Scott and Bev HarrisonMid-Valley Hospital, Omak

Blaire Anne MarieGonwickJune 9, 2014

Jason and Mallory Mitzner Gonwick

Grandparents: Laurel Jeanne Mitzner;

Sherry and Doug Gonwick; Steve Mitzner

Sacred Heart Medical Center,Spokane, Wash.

Luedke Photography

Marli Belle TurnerMarch 22, 2014

Shad and Katie TurnerBig Sister: Remi Turner

Grandparents: Mark and Kathy Gordon;Steve and Cynthia Turner

Blue Elephant Photography

A baby is born with aneed to be loved - and

never outgrows it.— Frank A. Clark


Lucas Cate SeymourJan. 12, 2014

Jared Seymour and Venessa SanchezGrandparents:

Norma and Agustin Sanchez; Frank and Loni Seymour


Jesse Ray Grandy Jr.March 23, 2014

Jesse Grandy Sr. and Tara Webster-GrandyGrandparents: LaDonna Webster

Great-grandparents: Delores and Richard North


Abraham Raymond BerntsenApril 10, 2014

Bryan and Sara BerntsenGrandparents:

Kathy and Kevin Michelsen; Rick and Angie Kaufmann;

Bryan Berntsen and Teresa Myers


Gavin Jacob Lee PiñaSept. 25, 2014

Eric Piña and Brittney WilsonGrandparents:

Hector and Gloria Piña; Ron and Sam Wilson

Great-Grandparents:

Ray and Celia Macias; Clara Toulou; Sonny and Betty Wilson

Auntie: Sarah Piña • Uncle: JD Wilson

Memorial Hermann, Sugarland, Texas

Amelia Sue Neely MairSept. 9, 2014

Mike Mair and Heather NeelyGrandparents: Larry and Penny Neely; Elaine Mair


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onthe national list

local girls names

girls lily

chronicleomak parents

baby namesnationwide

jennifer werent onthe

tothe areas parents

evangelinesee national