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January 3, 2012

Births: Jan. 3, 2012

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ROZELL —

CVPH Medical Center

A daughter, Nevaeh Elizabeth, born Nov. 15, 2011, to Amanda LaRock and Leonard Rozell III.

SORRELL — A son, James Patrick, born Dec. 18, 2011, to Kayla Martino and Michael Sorrell.

BUIE — A son, Tayden Issac, born Dec. 18, 2011, to Alexandria Martin and Joshua Buie.

LANGLEY — A son, Jonathan Eric, born Dec. 19, 2011, to Tasha Langley.

DICK — A daughter, Maillie Valarie, born Dec. 19, 2011, to Sherri Warner and Sherwin Dick.

BARCOMB — A daughter, Madison Rose, born Dec. 19, 2011, to April and Todd Barcomb.

GUERIN — A son, Mason Lee, born Dec. 20, 2011, to Candi Cayea and Terry Guerin Jr.

FETTER — A son, Kameron Karl, born Dec. 20, 2011, to Kaelyn Scott and Kristopher Fetter.

LAVALLEY — A son, Logan Richard, born Dec. 21, 2011, to Melinda and Lee LaValley Jr.

FAVRO — A son, Colin Garrison, born Dec. 21, 2011, to Sarah and Matthew Favro.

DARRAH — A daughter, Raina Lynn-Marie, born Dec. 22, 2011, to Megan Miller and Brandon Darrah.

ROVERS — A son, Reid Adrian, born Dec. 22, 2011, to Rebecca and Bradley Rovers.

PERYEA — A daughter, Ryleigh Christine, born Dec. 22, 2011, to Andrea and Eric Peryea.

RENTAS — A daughter, Sophia Grace, born Dec. 22, 2011, to Nicole and Victor Rentas III.

MESEC — A son, Carter Alexander, born Dec. 22, 2011, to Melissa Tellstone and Timothy Mesec.

GONYO — A daughter, Jayla Sky, born Dec. 23, 2011, to Jacqueline Hanson and Andrew Gonyo.

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