Cape Regional Medical Center reported the following births:
Josephine Olivia Gomes to Jessica Gomes (Maker) and Ricardo Gomes of Villas, Feb. 4
Carter Grayson Rudolph to Brandi Singley and Steven Rudolph of North Cape May, Feb. 20
Tiffany Kylie Figuerosa to Kelly O’Neill and Chris Figuerosa of Villas, Feb. 20
Alessia Joleen Romeo to Jeanette Broughton and Jeffrey Romeo of Rio Grande, Feb. 20
Hunter Jeremy Gaskill to Jacquelyn Gaskill of CMCH, Feb. 21
Rewida Islam Elsonbaty to Ghada Elsonbaty (Ali) and Isalm Elsonbaty, Feb. 21
Ava Angelina Sudell to Natalie Sudall (D’Oria) and Paul Sudell of Cape May, Feb. 21
Julianna Mariah Lopez to Victoria Majewski of Wildwood, Feb. 22
Caiden James Fitzmaurice to Megan Fitzmaurice (Boyle) and Charles (Chad) Fitzmaurice of Cape May, Feb. 25
Shore Memorial Medical Center reported the following births:
Ivy May Sacramento to Samantha and Juan Sacramento of Eldora, Jan. 15
Joshua Adam Blacketer, Jr. to Ashley and Joshua Blacketer of Villas, Jan. 26
Minka Quinn Szegda to Mimi and David Szegda of Stone Harbor, Feb. 6
Jackson Sickel McFadden to Elizabeth Sickel and Brian McFadden of Ocean City, Feb. 6
Jase Thomas Hotaling to Stacy and John Hotaling of Cape May Court House, Feb. 9
Roxton Jay Kleinschmidt to Andrea LaPreta and Jason Kleinschmidt of North Cape May, Feb. 9
Bryson Macs Corea to Stephanie and Michael Corea of Villas, Feb. 9
Kingston Samual Beaman to Rebecca McGonagle and James Beaman of Del Haven, Feb. 11
Thomas Joseph Collins, Jr. to Serina Grande and Thomas Collins of North Cape May, Feb. 17
Ellie Rose Simmerman to Jaclyn and Christopher Simmerman of Ocean View, Feb. 19
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