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Anniversary           July 7

Birthday's
Nick                        October 15
Darianne                  October 30

David                      January 10, 1982
Susanna                  December 12, 1983
Elisabeth                 December 15, 1986
Stephen                  September 4, 1990
Christian                 October 21, 1996

Key facts about the North Slope Borough:

Population: 7,385  (2000 U.S. Census)

Ethnic groups: Alaska Natives represent 73.8% of the population. The majority of permanent residents are Inupiat Eskimos. In addition to the Inupiat, the North Slope's population is composed of Caucasians, Filipinos and other ethnic groups. More than three-fifths of the population live in Barrow

Religions: Indigenous beliefs, Christian

Languages: Primary languages are Iñupiaq and English

Area: The North Slope Borough is the largest borough in Alaska, over 15% of the total land area. It consists primarily of the north and northeastern coast of Alaska, including the Brooks Range, north of the Arctic Circle. The area encompasses 87860.5 sq. miles of land and 5962.6 sq. miles of water.

Climate: The borough's climate is arctic. Temperatures range from -56 to 78. Precipitation is light, at 5 inches, with snowfall averaging 20 inches.