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CULPEPER, Va., January 2, 2025 – UVA Health Culpeper Medical Center is thrilled to celebrate the arrival of its first baby of the year, ushering in 2025 with joy and new beginnings. The proud parents, Iris and Mario Aguilar, welcomed their son, Mario Andres Aguilar, into the world, filling the medical center with happiness and excitement.
The birth of Mario Andres marks a significant moment not only for the Aguilar family but also for the entire community. This joyous occasion is a reminder of the hope and possibilities that each new year brings. The medical staff at Culpeper Medical Center expressed their delight in being part of such a special event and extended their warmest congratulations to the Aguilar family.
As the first baby born in 2025 at the facility, Mario Andres will undoubtedly hold a special place in the hearts of the staff and the community, symbolizing new life and the promise of a bright future.
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