June 29, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Alicia and JT Chissom of Bowling Green.

July 8, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Laura and Eric Baker of Bowling Green.

July 11, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Hayli and Timothy Morrison of Portland, Tenn.

July 12, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Chris and Danny Leonard of Bowling Green.

June 27, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Crystal Bilbrey and Larry West of Scottsville.

June 28, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Amy and Doug Arnold of Morgantown; and a boy to Misty and Thomas Price of Auburn.

June 29, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Brandy and Jarod Filback of Beaver Dam; a girl to Michelle Strode and Craig Neighbors of Bowling Green; a boy to Jenny Proffitt of Bowling Green; a girl to Wendy and Jonathan Cross of Cave City; a boy to Patti and Nick Goley of Russellville; and a boy to Sarah and William Flock of Bowling Green.

June 30, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Sue Ann and Brent Norris of Bowling Green; a girl to Dica Zaccarado and Mike Davis of Bowling Green; a boy to Christina and William Schanuel of Bowling Green; a boy to Beth and Jim Rhea of Bowling Green; a boy to Melissa and Todd Kanipe of Bowling Green; a boy to Janis and Ronnie Flynn of Rockfield; and a boy to Trena and Jeff Woosley of Roundhill.

June 28 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a girl to Robert V. and Penny J. Warwick of Bowling Green.

June 29 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a boy to Jeffrey and Margaret Stein of Bowling Green.

June 30 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a boy to Venkatesh Babo Bellamkonda and Madhavi Thallam of Bowling Green.

July 1 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a girl to Preston and Sheryl Miller of Bowling Green.

July 1 births at The Medical Center include a boy to Clay and Katherine Harbison of Bowling Green; and twins, a boy and girl, to Jimmy and Tonya White of Brownsville.

July 2 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a boy to Michael A. and Wynita Crowe of Bowling Green.

July 4 births at The Medical Center include a boy to Tony and Tanya Luttrell of Brownsville.

July 5 births at The Medical Center include a boy to John and Beth Anne Adams of Franklin and a boy to Ishaaq Day and Morgan Reed of Bowling Green.

July 5 births at Greenwood Regional Hospital include a boy to Jeff and Erica Whalin of Bowling Green.

July 6 births at The Medical Center include a boy to Tony and Jennifer Swift of Bowling Green; a boy to Jim and Amy Kotajarvi of Bowling Green; a girl to Tony and Lisa Rhodes of Morgantown; and a boy to Wesley and Miranda Meeks of Oakland.

July 7 births at The Medical Center include a boy to Dave and Abbie Linnean of Bowling Green and a girl to Edward Cox and Michelle Wheat of Smiths Grove.

July 7, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Enjoli Hooper of Auburn; a girl to Jeremy and Kimberly Cummings of Franklin; and a girl to Katherine and Fred Genter of Bowling Green.

July 8, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Dena and Daniel White of Bowling Green.

July 8, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Fonda and Larry Walker of Bowling Green.

July 9, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Adele McGuire of Bowling Green.

July 10, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Ceylon Hollis and Lynn Gray of Bowling Green.

July 11, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Jimmie Smith and Ronda Towe of Bowling Green; a girl to Jennifer Green and Fabian Vallecillo of Bowling Green; a boy to Alicia and Robbie Baxter of Bowling Green; and twin boys to Maria and Victor Padilla of Bowling Green.

July 12, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Jennifer and AJ Goglia of Bowling Green; a boy to Letecia Jimenez of Bowling Green; a girl to Lori Anne and Dwight Sutton of Roundhill; and a boy to Andrea and Nathan Green of Bowling Green.

July 13, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Angela and Brad Buchanan of Bowling Green; a girl to Jennifer and Brandon Fields of Scottsville; a boy to Shasta and Tim Japp of Bowling Green; a girl to Robin and Richard Zoellner of Bowling Green; and a boy to Shelly and Michael McClain of Franklin.

July 13, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Jamie and Jesse England of Tompkinsville.

July 13, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Rhonda and Darwin Heard of Rockfield.

July 14, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Tricia and Brent Newman of Bowling Green.

July 14, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Angela and Jason Comer of Bowling Green; and a girl to Crystal and Jesse Jordan of Bowling Green.

July 8, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Ashley and Shawn Sloan of Bowling Green.

July 14, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Amity and Michael Sopko of Bowling Green.

July 15, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Jon Forshee and Brittany Pippin of Bowling Green.

July 17, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Holly and Chris Wilkerson of Scottsville; and a girl to Alia Brown and Donta Reynolds of Scottsville; and a boy to Anthony Markham and Tammie Jones of Bowling Green.

July 18, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Mary and Arthur Stockton of Bowling Green; a girl to Dorene and Robert Gamblin of Bowling Green; twin boys to Chasity and Ronny Walker of Mammoth Cave; and a boy to Adam and Stevie Turner of Bowling Green.

July 19, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Emina Zahicovic of Bowling Green; a boy to Ann and Tim Allen of Oakland; and a boy to Shannon and Kerry Morgan of Bowling Green.

July 12, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Chris and Danny Leonard of Bowling Green.

July 19, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Mickey and Brian Gustafson of Glasgow.

July 20, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Jair and Helem Dominguez of Bowling Green; a boy to Christy and James Bearden of Bowling Green; and a boy to Brandy and Dominick Bland of Bowling Green.

July 21, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Jennifer Hendrick of Morgantown.

July 22, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Tammy and Thomas Vogler of Bowling Green.

July 22, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include twin girls to Erica and Mark Billingsley of Glasgow.

July 25, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Deena and Kirk Tinsley of Bowling Green.

July 29, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Karolyn Barahona and Salomon Castro of Bowling Green.

July 30, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Dawnita and Timothy Cook of Brownsville.

July 31, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Rebecca and Luke Pearson of Bowling Green.

Aug. 1, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Amanda and Michael Robertson of Bowling Green; a boy to Jaime and Kelly Milam of Bowling Green; a girl to Emily and Nicholas Tyree of Quality; a girl to Amanda Rowe and Matthew Whittle of Park City; and a girl to April and Ronnie Fulcher of Bowling Green.

Aug. 2, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Dzenita Tursunovic and Mark Lawrenzo of Franklin; a girl to Tonya Yancy and Brock Charlton of Bowling Green; and a girl to Toni and Thomas Maxwell of Bowling Green.

Aug. 2, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Becky and Shawn Kahle of Bowling Green; a boy to Becky and Shawn Kahle of Bowling Green; and a boy to Sarah Meyer and Harold Humbert of Bowling Green.

Aug. 3, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Valorie and Charles Copas of Tompkinsville; a girl to Stacy and Tom Bengston of Auburn; a boy to Latrice Carothers and Tony Wilson of Bowling Green; a girl to Thomasa Leavell and James Richie of Bowling Green; and a girl to Kim and Todd Madison of Scottsville.

Aug. 4, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Ladonya and Marlon Davis of Bowling Green; a girl to Natalie and Patrick Moorcroft of Bowling Green; a girl to Erica and Barret Simpson of Sweeden; a boy to Candy and Scooter Martin of Bowling Green; and a girl to Jessica Harral and Robert Beck of Bowling Green.

Aug. 4, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Cheryl and Michael Osborne of Russellville; and a girl to Fareedah Zakir of Bowling Green and Mustafa Jiwanji of London, England.

Aug. 5, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Angie and Warren Blevins of Brownsville.

Aug. 7, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Songgeng Li and Shuang Deng of Bowling Green; a boy to Bobby Bunch and Rosie Manning of Bowling Green; and a girl to Joseph Jr. and April Sprott of Bowling Green.

Aug. 7, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Melissa and Bryan Waldrop of Bowling Green.

Aug. 8, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Shawn and Mark Alcott of Bowling Green.

Aug. 8, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Sean Higgins and Christine Moss of Bowling Green; a girl to Vicki and Ron Coleman of Scottsville; a girl to Danny Fowler and Amanda Conn of Franklin; a boy to Christi and Darrell Minton of Morgantown; and a girl to Miranda and Caleb Bonner of Bowling Green.

Aug. 9, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Richard Phillipson and Stephanie Parker of Auburn; a boy to Andrew Martin and Amber Ahrens of Bowling Green; and a girl to Sharon and Roger Burns of Bowling Green.

Aug. 9, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Nancy and Lewis Jenkins Jr. of Bowling Green; and a boy to Linda and James Heady of Bowling Green; and a boy to Bethany and Christopher Mahler of Horse Cave.

Aug. 10, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Paul Murray and Ginger Goostree of Franklin; a girl to Lindsay and Tommy Howell of Scottsville; a girl to Amy and Adam Lawrence of Morgantown; a boy to Carol and Troy Armstrong of Lewisburg; a girl to Elizabeth and Travis Wooldridge of Bowling Green; and a girl to Jennifer and Gordon Lovelady of Bowling Green.

Aug. 11, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Rachel Wheat and John Watson of Bowling Green; a girl to Stephanie and Brandon Manco of Bowling Green; a boy to Ashley Reed and Joshua Gardner of Bowling Green; a boy to Amy and Michael Graves of Franklin; a girl to Brittany Cornwell and Chris Tzoras of Scottsville; a boy to Kelly and Kelly Martin of Bowling Green; and a girl to Mariah and Shane Burnley of Scottsville.

Aug. 12, 2005, births at The Medical Center include twin girls to Wendy and Michael Towe of Bowling Green; a boy to Glenna Parson and Alan Higgs of Smiths Grove; and a boy to Heather and Andrew Cain of Clarkson.

• Sept. 9, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Leasia and Aaron Korbel of Scottsville.

• Sept. 12, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Cathy and Jeff Kelton of Bowling Green.

• Sept. 13, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a girl to Lana and Bryant George of Lewisburg; and a boy to Nena and David Shomler of Bowling Green.

• Sept. 13, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Joanna and Terry Perdue of Franklin; a girl to Sheri and Philip Hunt of Bowling Green; a girl to Lauren and Jared Nix of Bowling Green; and a boy to Angela Lingar and Bobby Key of Brownsville.

• Sept. 14, 2005, births at Greenview Regional Hospital include a boy to Lorie and Brandon Meredith of Sweeden.

• Sept. 14, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a boy to Julia and Pat Payne of Bowling Green; a boy to Daniel Ballard and Cassie Saltsman of Bowling Green; a boy to Nicolas Robledo and Amanda Ryan of Bowling Green; a girl to Roberta Victour and Gregory Soleman of Scottsville; and a girl to Deedee and Shawn Monroe of Bee Spring.

• Sept. 15, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Stephanie and Jared Ratliff of Scottsville; a girl to Nicole and Ethan Meguiar of Russellville; a boy to Tiffany and Stephen Smith of Smiths Grove; a boy to Candace and Stephen Stratton of Russellville; a boy to Valerie and Joseph Chastain of Scottsville; a girl to Shelly Lay of Bowling Green; a girl to Angie Height of Scottsville; a girl to Amy and Paul Lancette of Alvaton; a girl to Jill and Shawn Justice of Bowling Green; a girl to Shanda and Matt Johnson of Morgantown; a boy to Tasha Deaton and Brian Seanlan of Bowling Green; and a boy to Kellie Sears and Ronald Castile of Russellville.

• Sept. 16, 2005, births at The Medical Center include a girl to Elysia and Mickey Johnson of Brownsville.

• Matthew and Jennifer Simpson of Nashville announce the birth of a son, Jacob “Jake” Harlan Simpson, on Aug. 29, 2005, at Baptist Hospital in Nashville. He weighted 8 pounds, 2 ounces and was 20 inches long.

Grandparents are Ernon and Susan Simpson of Bowling Green and Jeff and Glenda Whobrey of Leitchfield.

Great-grandparents are Elizabeth and Everett Lasley of Leitchfield and the late Harlan Whobrey of Leitchfield, the late Harvie and Gladys Whitworth of Hudson, the late Clarence and Pauline Estes of Lexington and the late Joseph Tollie and Frances Simpson of Shelbyville.

Pardue

Kaylee R. Pardue of Russellville has joined the U.S. Army Reserve under the Delayed Training Program.

After completion of basic military training, most soldiers receive advanced individual training in their career job specialty before being assigned to their first permanent duty station.

Pardue, a 2005 graduate of Russellville High School, will report to Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo., for active duty on July 14. She is the daughter of Deanna N. Pardue of Russellville and Leslie N. Pardue of Nashville.

Johnson

Romanza Johnson of Bowling Green recently received the 2005 O. Leonard Press Service Award at this year’s KET Volunteer Recognition Luncheon. The awarded is presented annually to the Friends Board member who demonstrates remarkable commitment to KET’s mission. Johnson is a retired home economist, serves on various community boards and has been on KET Friends Board since 1988, having served a stint as president.

Also, Johnson has been elected state chairman of the Kentucky Friends of 4-H Board for 2005-06 at the board’s meeting in Lexington on June 15.

The board consists of 15 people representing various areas of the state.

Johnson presented awards at the state 2005 4-H Fashion Revue at the University of Kentucky on June 15.

The theme for the statewide event was “Design Your Future.”

Robey

Cmdr. Roscoe Robey Jr. of Harristown Post 202 in Franklin was elected Department of Kentucky American Legion Sergeant at Arms for 2005-2006 on June 18.

Robey has been a veteran for 36 years. He served in the Vietnam era and has been a member of Harristown Post 202 for 25 years.

He is also a dedicated legionnaire.

Elmore

Timothy E. Elmore has joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program.

After completion of basic military training, soldiers receive advanced individual training in their career job specialty prior to being assigned to their first permanent duty station. The recruit qualifies for a $14,000 enlistment bonus.

Elmore, a 2005 graduate of Barren County High School in Glasgow, will report to Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo., for active duty July 26. He is the son of Timothy and Susan Elmore of Edmonton Road, Glasgow.

Barth

Pvt. 1st Class Brian E. Barth graduated from Marine Security Forces Training School at Quantico Marine Corps Base in Virginia as a Platoon Team Leader on July 13. He was sent to his permanent assignment with Marine Security Forces at Patuxent River (PAX) Naval Air Station near Lexington Park, Md., on July 15.

Brian completed boot camp Feb. 25, on Parris Island where he received The International Defense Ribbon for serving his country during time of war as well as an Expert Rifleman Badge. He then was sent to Camp Lejune Marine corps base in Jacksonville, N.C., for infantry training before earning his place at Quantico where he received The War on Terrorism ribbon and was one of only five Marines out of his company who earned an assignment to PAX.

He is a 2003 graduate of Edmonson County High School and is the son of Mary and Roger St. Onge of Brownsville and Gary Edward Barth of Palm Coast, Fla. He carries on a family tradition of men and women that have served America during every fight for freedom since the Revolutionary War. He is the family’s first Marine.

Loy

Christopher A. Loy has joined the United States Army under the delayed entry program, which gives men and women the opportunity to delay entering active duty for up to a year.

Loy, a 2005 graduate of Franklin-Simpson High School, has reported to Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C., for active duty.

He is the brother of Nicholas and Codey Loy of Franklin.

• Air Force Airman Carol A. Kemmis has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.

She is the daughter of Robert Kemmis of Adairville.

The airman is a 2002 graduate of Logan County High School in Russellville.

• Army Pfc. Christopher L. McCloud has graduated from basic military training at Fort Knox under the Split Option Training Program.

The program allows high school students between their junior and senior year to attend and complete the Army National Guard or Reserve six-week basic training program during the summer of their junior year.

McCloud is the son of Russell McCloud of Alvaton and grandson of Wanda McCloud of Bowling Green.

He is a student at Greenwood High School.

• Navy Cmdr. Kathy T. Becker graduated from the Naval War College in Newport, R.I. The college is the oldest war college in the nation and oldest institution of its kind in the world devoted to advanced military studies.

Becker completed a multidisciplinary program designed for U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Air Force officers, and civilians from various federal agencies. Many of the graduates will take high-level assignments in command of ships or squadrons, or as members of strategic planning staffs.

Becker, a certified registered nurse with 18 years of military service, is assigned to the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Md.

She is the sister of Jerry L. Tines and daughter of Carleen M. Tines, both of Morgantown, and the late W.H. Tines.

The commander graduated in 1981 from Butler County High School, Morgantown, and received a bachelor’s degree in 1987 from Western Kentucky University. In 1995, she earned a medical degree from George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

• Army Reserve Pfc. Marc P. Simmons has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Knox.

He is the son of Brian Simmons of Wrens, Ga., and Donna Thompson of Glasgow.

Simmons is a 2004 graduate of Jefferson County High School in Louisville.