Births
By Jahnae Nelson
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Unless otherwise noted, the following births all took place at Phoebe Putney Memorial in Albany between Oct. 7-20, 2024:
Willis, Kemari Crabia, son, was born October 7 to Naicianna Willis of Albany.
Campbell, Sterlynn May Kayde, daughter, was born October 8 to Destin Adams and Bishop Campbell of Leesburg.
Bryant, Me’lani Learra, daughter, was born October 8 to Aleecia Bryant and Jakari Taylor of Albany.
Jacobs, Malachi Messiah, son, was born October 8 to Tiffany Williams and Demetrious Jacobs Jr. of Leesburg.
Caldwell, Melvin Tyquone Jr., son, was born October 8 to Ivelisse Cruz Caldwell and Melvin Caldwell Sr. of Albany.
Booth, I’vona Patricia, daughter, was born October 8 to Ivane Eloi and Carl Booth Jr. of Sylvester.
King, Mosiah, Deontay, son, was born October 8 to Sabrina Acres and Trontavious King of Leesburg.
Lanier, Thomas Jones, son, was born October 10 to Sarah and Charles Lanier of Albany.
Hash, Azalea Faye, daughter, was born October 11 to Jessica and Harley Hash of Valdosta.
Kendal, Micah Kazmir and Malikiah King, twin sons, were born October 12 to Alyssa and Nathen Kendall of Albany.
Kimbrel, Emerson Lynn, and Madelyn Mae, twin daughters, were born October 13 to Haley and Grant Kimbrel of Leesburg.
Poole, Ja’kazi Deshawn, son, was born October 14 to Ki’shanti Poole of Albany.
Kavanaugh, James Kade, son, was born October 15 to Jade and John Kavanaugh of Albany.
Strom, Merrett Jones, daughter, was born October 16 to Shannon and Tyler Strom of Albany.
Spencer, Keyvon Alexander, son, was born October 18 to Sha’mese Spencer of Albany.
Whitcomb, Perry Kate, daughter, was born October 19 to Caitlin Key and Nathan Whitcomb of Albany.
Gibson, Kyrie Stephen, son, was born October 20 to Alicia Shipp and Phillip Gibson of Albany.
Young, Cali Devaughn, and Clara E’von, twin son and daughter, were born October 17 to Eboni Weaver and Christopher Young of Thomasville.
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