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First baby of 2018 at WMMC

Written by Muleskinner Staff
January 3, 2018
SUBMITTED PHOTO From left, parents Brett and Ariel McLanahan pose for a photo with Darinda Reberry, WMMC president/CEO; Jennifer Koepke, vice president of Patient Care Services/CNO; Sharon Franklin, Auxiliary board president; and Victoria Zadoyan, CNM.
SUBMITTED PHOTO From left, parents Brett and Ariel McLanahan pose for a photo with Darinda Reberry, WMMC president/CEO; Jennifer Koepke, vice president of Patient Care Services/CNO; Sharon Franklin, Auxiliary board president; and Victoria Zadoyan, CNM.

The first baby of the New Year born at Western Missouri Medical Center  in Warrensburg is Luke Wayne McLanahan, who was born at 12:11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 1, weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces and measuring 20 inches long.
He is the son of Brett McLanahan and Ariel McLanahan. In honor of WMMC’s first 2018 baby, the parents were presented with a gift basket from the Wishing Well Gift Shop on behalf of the WMMC Auxiliary and a floral arrangement from Corner Floral.

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