! I - ' : V,', tt ', , i A f ' If jrj - ' rTvvVc w r 4 1 Babies' births all in family It was like a family reunion at American Fork Hospital last week when three cousins all had their babies at the hospital - and another sister-cousin assisted with the births. Craig and Lisa Wilcox started things off when their daughter Teil Matej was born on Sunday, Aug. 2, at 5:57 p.m. Next was Rob and Kristin Gallup Kurtz, whose son Riley Blair, was born on Sunday, Aug.7,at 11:49a.m. Last, but certainly not least, was the baby daughter of David and Diane Berry Lesser who put in an appearance at 3:29 p.m. also on Sunday, Aug. 7. Julie Turner, a Registered Nurse in the Women"s Center at American Fork Hospital and Kristin's sister, helped in the delivery of all three. The proud grandmothers are sisters Marilyn Olive Berry, Payson; Nola Olive Gallup, Rex-burg, Rex-burg, Idaho; and Muriel Wilcox, Brigham City and a former Lehi resident. The Lesser's also have a little girl, SharLee, 2; and the Kurtz's,. a son, Brady, 2. The new mothers gave credit to having Julie work at the hospital "at least partially" for their having R.N. Julie Turner, center, holds newest members of her sisters' cousins' families as mothers Diane Lesser, left, and Kristin Kutz, right, look on. Grandmother Marilyn Berry, mother Lisa Wilcox and grandmothers Muriel Wilcox and Nola Gallup join in celebration. come to American Fork Hospital to have their babies. They said they "love it here" and found the hospital "more per sonable" than some of the others. All went to the same doctor, although the Wilcox baby was delivered by another member of the physician group. "They (the babies) can really have a big birthday get together as they grow up," the mothers said.