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David Shelton
David A. Shelton, a long-
time resident of Hood River,
Ore., went to
be with the
Lord
on
T h u r s d a y,
Ap r i l
23,
2015. He was
at home, sur-
rounded by
h i s f a m i l y.
He fought a
long
and
h ard battle
with cancer
for the last
three years.
David was
born Jan. 1,
1956,
i n David Shelton
Franklin,
N.C., to Paul and Norma
(Hampton) Shelton. A sis-
ter, Brenda, was born one-
and-a-half years later. In
Hood River News, Wednesday, May 13, 2015
1960, the family moved to
Hood River, where sister
Viann and brother Tom
were born.
D av i d a t t e n d e d P i n e
Grove Elementary school
and graduated from Hood
River Valley High School in
1974. He met and married
Cathy Murphy, and they had
one son together named
Paul. They later divorced
and several years later
David met and mar ried
Cheryl Simila. They added
a daughter, Amber, to their
family. After their divorce,
Cheryl and Amber moved to
the Seattle area.
David was employed at
The Dalles aluminum plant
for over 30 years. He was a
ve r y s k i l l e d m a ch i n i s t ,
working in the specialties
department. He was able to
fabricate anything that was
requested. David retired
just prior to the final clos-
ing of the plant.
He enjoyed early retire-
ment and the relaxed
lifestyle that came with it.
He enjoyed hunting with
friends, sometimes taking
them to Alaska. David’s
door was always open to the
many lifelong friends he
had. He will be g reatly
missed by all the family and
friends who love him dearly.
Many thanks to Heart of
Hospice for the special care
he received during his final
days on this earth.
David is survived by his
parents, Paul and Norma
Shelton; sister Brenda
Roark and her husband,
Artie; sister Viann Jones;
brother Tom Shelton and
his wife, Angel; son Paul
Shelton; daughter Amber
Shelton; grandson Callan
McCar ty; nieces Rachel
Jo n e s, Je s s i c a S h u l e r,
Ta u n e s h a S h e l t o n a n d
Christine Sharp; and
nephews Chad Roark and
Trent Shelton.
D av i d h a s a s ke d t h at
friends and family gather
for a picnic at the creek by
his home at a later date
when the time is right.
pass I, as well as minor in pos-
session of alcohol by con-
sumption. He was released to
his mother.
■ Driving under the in-
fluence of intoxicants:
May 8 — West Cascade Av-
enue — Male arrested for dri-
ving under the influence of in-
toxicants following a traffic
stop. BAC registered .16 per-
cent. He was lodged at NOR-
COR.
May 8 — Tucker Road, 1600
block — Male arrested for dri-
ving under the influence of al-
cohol. About one hour later
BAC registered .07 percent. He
was cited and released.
May 9 — Highway 281 at
Tucker Park — Male arrested
for driving under the influ-
ence of alcohol and lodged at
NORCOR.
■ Identity theft or
bank/credit card fraud:
May 7 — Highway 35, 100
block — Credit card fraud re-
ported.
■ Motor vehicle crashes,
offenses and impounds:
May 7 — Hood River — Ve-
hicle towed from a traffic stop
for having no insurance.
May 7 — Eastside Road
2100 block — Hit and run re-
ported.
May 8 — Cascade Locks —
Commercial truck driver
cited for failure to stop and
weigh.
May 9 — Highway 35, 2000
block — Deputy responded to
a report of a single vehicle
motor vehicle accident with
injury. The male driver and
sole occupant of the vehicle
was transported by EMS to
the hospital. He was cited for
careless driving.
■ Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
May 5 — N.E. Forest Lane,
900 block, Cascade Locks —
Male arrested on an active
probation violation detainer
and lodged at NORCOR.
May 8 — Wy’east Road, 3000
block — Juvenile male taken
into custody for a probation
violation and lodged at NOR-
COR.
May 9 — Cherry Drive —
Male arrested for violating a
no contact release agreement
and lodged at NORCOR.
May 9 — Chamberlin Drive
— Male arrested for a re-
straining order violation and
disorderly conduct II. He was
lodged at NORCOR.
■ Theft, burglary or rob-
bery:
May 9 — Dog River Trail-
head — Vehicle reported to
have been broken into. Some
items were stolen and a knife
was found inside.
■ Other:
May 6 — Highway 35, 5400
block — Unattended death
investigated.
May 6 — Miller Road, 6300
block — The reporting party
shot and killed a neighbor’s
dog that was attacking the
reporting person’s livestock.
May 6 — Eva Lane, 0-100
block, Cascade Locks — Dog
bite reported.
May 8 — Ruthton Park —
Male arrested for unlawful
possession of a weapon. He
was issued a criminal cita-
tion.
May 9 — State Street, 300
block — Wallet taken into
safekeeping.
May 9 — Eagle Creek, Cas-
cade Locks — Deputies coor-
dinated a search and rescue.
SHERIFF LOG
May 4 to 10
All calls were responded to
within the County of Hood
River.
■ Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic vio-
lence:
May 7 — N.E. Clark Street,
Cascade Locks — Male arrest-
ed for disorderly conduct II
and menacing. He was lodged
at NORCOR.
■ Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
May 7 — Orchard Road,
1600 block — Female arrested
for unlawful possession of
methamphetamine and addi-
tionally cited for possession of
less than one ounce of mari-
juana. She was lodged at NOR-
COR.
■ Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal trespass
and vandalism:
May 4 — Odell Highway,
2800 block — Criminal mis-
chief reported.
May 5 — Highway 35, 1900
block — Damage to a vehicle
reported.
May 5 — Indian Creek
Road, 1200 block — Criminal
mischief to a vehicle report-
ed.
May 9 — Cherry Drive, 3300
block — Male arrested for dis-
orderly conduct II and crimi-
nal trespass II. The suspect
walked into a back yard,
alarmed the homeowners,
then ran off and was located
at a different house, sitting in
the chair on the front entry
way. He was placed under ar-
rest and lodged at NORCOR.
May 9 — Wy’east Road, 3000
block — Juvenile male cited
and released for disorderly
conduct II and criminal tres-
Traffic enforcements begin
The Hood River City Po-
lice Department and the
Hood River County Sheriff ’s
D e p a r t m e n t h ave a n -
nounced traffic enforcement
patrol increases in the com-
ing weeks, with an emphasis
on seat belts, speed and cell
phone use while driving.
The Hood River City Po-
lice Department will run
their traffic safety Blitz
campaign May 18 through
May 31. The purpose of this
traffic enforcement is to pro-
mote safety, compliance, and
to reduce the number of
motor vehicle related in-
juries or deaths. This en-
forcement campaign will
take place throughout the
state.
The Hood River County
Sherif f ’s Of fice will in-
crease its traffic patrols for
the upcoming Memorial hol-
iday weekend. The goal is to
reduce traffic crashes and
increase safety through
high visibility enforcement.
Everyone is urged drive
with care, wear a safety belt
and not drive when using
substances that impair, in-
cluding prescription med-
ication, alcohol, marijuana
or any other impairing sub-
stance. Please report sus-
pected impaired drivers by
calling 911.
Oregon law requires a
child weighing less than 40
pounds to be properly re-
strained by a child safety
seat. A child under one year
of age or weighing less than
20 pounds must be re-
strained in a rear-facing
child seat. A child over 40
Maya Simone Hooper, 29,
and Rory Mark Sullivan, 32,
both of White Salmon, on
April 1.
Phillip William Hiers, 41,
and Stephanie Eve Pendle-
ton, 44, both of Wilsonville,
on April 6.
Araseli Paula Oseguera
Castanda, 25, and Jose
Roberto Rios Cuevas, 30,
both of Hood River, on April
7.
Jason Eric Macioroski, 31,
of Cascade Locks, and Bobbi
Jean Ziegler, 29, of Under-
wood, on April 8.
Corrie Elizabeth McTigue,
35, and Nicholas Alexander
Podolak, 33, both of Hood
River, on April 9.
Manuel Enrique Balcazar
Quintana, 40, and Maria Do-
lores Vazquez Lara, 29, both
of Hood River, on April 13.
Jorge Ramos Contreras,
24, and Marcela Diaz Bar-
rera, 34, both of Hood River,
on April 14.
Kristen Nicole Sarrge, 24,
and Jakob Erik Lillvik, 27,
both of Hood River, on April
14.
John Paul Newcomer, Jr.,
31, and Rachael Grace
Gowins, 31, both of Mosier,
on April 16.
Kurt Richard Redd, 53, and
Lori Lynn Lanning, 46, both
of Vancouver, Wash., on
April 17.
Maria Del Pilar Bello, 28,
and James Ko Keopaseuth,
24, both of Hood River, on
April 23.
Blake Keith Jennerjohn,
26, and Samantha Leree
Nelli, 24, both of La Center,
Wash., on April 24.
Jaoquin Flores Diaz, 28,
and Maria Jose Contreras
Solano, 24, both of Hood
River, on April 27.
Ashlie Lynn Draper, 28, of
Hood River, and Mitchell
Lavern McCafferty, 40, of
White Salmon, on April 28.
Kayla Ann Baird-Zon-
nefeld, 27, and Alexander
Grant Rose, 25, both of North
Bonneville, on April 29.
May 4 to 10
All calls were responded to
within the City of Hood River.
■ Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic vi-
olence:
None reported
■ Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
May 8 — Cascade Avenue,
1900 block — White Salmon
resident arrested on the
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of oxycodone and dri-
ving under the influence of
alcohol, and lodged at NOR-
COR.
May 10 — 12th Street, 1800
block — Illinois male cited
for possession of less than
one ounce of marijuana.
■ Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal tres-
pass and vandalism:
May 6 — Hood River —
Hood River resident arrest-
ed for disorderly conduct.
May 10 — 13th Street, 1400
block — Male arrested for
disorderly conduct and re-
Jose Alberto Gonzalez Re-
bolledo, 21, of Lyle, and An-
gelica Medina Acevedo, 20,
of White Salmon, on April
29.
Eliza Louise Heavenrich,
30, and Loren James Mason-
Gere, 31, both of Hood
River, on April 30.
Benjamin Reid Byram,
33, and Holly Camille How-
ell, 32, both of Cascade
Locks, on May 1.
Kara Nicole Graves, 28, of
Hood River, and Benjamin
Eugene Krenz, 30, of White
Salmon, on May 4.
Mychelle Kirsten Hast-
ings, 23, and Gregory James
Kelloff, 27, both of Beaver-
ton, on May 4.
PUBLIC RECORDS — CIRCUIT COURT
April 2015
■ Sex offenses:
Navarrete Ramon Perez,
44 — Attempt to commit a
Class C/Unclassified felony,
sexual abuse 1 (Class A Mis-
demeanor):Jail for eight
months; post-prison super-
vision for two years; $450 in
court costs and fees;
$1,840.20 in fines and resti-
tution; must register as a
sex offender; special condi-
tions of probation apply.
Navarrete Ramon Perez,
44 — Attempt to commit a
Class C/Unclassified felony,
sexual abuse 1 (Class A Mis-
demeanor): Jail for eight
months; post-prison super-
vision for two years; $200 in
court costs and fees; must
register as a sex offender;
$800 in fines and restitu-
tion; special conditions of
probation apply.
■ Other:
Charmaine Irene Coon,
no age listed — Attempt to
commit a Class A Misde-
meanor, escape III (Class B
Misdemeanor): Jail for 10
days.
Miguel Antonio Elizondo-
Villa, 23 — Failure to ap-
pear in the first degree
(Class C Felony): Super-
vised probation for 18
months; 20 days in jail; $400
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Rosemarie A. Hernandez,
26 — Endangering the wel-
fare of a minor (Class A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 24 months;
$100 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Dillon Leo Spink, no age
listed — Carrying a con-
cealed weapon (Class B Mis-
demeanor): Supervised pro-
bation for 12 months; seven
days in jail; $200 in court
costs and fees; special con-
ditions of probation apply.
Tyrome Fesuieaiga Taito,
28 — Giving false informa-
tion to a peace officer for is-
suance or service of a cita-
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CHECK YOUR child’s car seat today, or the first Wednesday of any
month, at Hood River Fire and EMS Station. Elizabeth Stillwell helps
Montserrat Castro in a recent clinic.
pounds but under age eight
or less than 4 feet, 9 inches
tall must be restrained in
either a child seat with a
har ness system or in a
booster seat that raises the
child up so that a lap and
shoulder belt system fit cor-
rectly.
To that end, there is a free
car seat check from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at the Hood River
Fire and EMS Station, 1785
Meyer Parkway, on the sec-
ond Wednesday of every
month. This month, it will
be held May 13. Expectant
parents, grandparents and
parents of children under 4
feet 9 inches are encouraged
to attend to have seat instal-
lations checked by car seat
technician Elizabeth Still-
well.
sisting arrest.
■ Driving under the in-
fluence of intoxicants:
May 9 — 10th and Oak
Streets — Of ficer dis-
patched on possible intoxi-
cated driver.
May 9 — Second Street,
100 block — Meridian,
Idaho, male cited and re-
leased for disorderly con-
duct II.
■ Identity theft or
bank/credit card fraud:
None reported
■ Motor vehicle crash-
es, offenses and im-
pounds:
May 6 — Hood River —
Officer investigated a motor
vehicle accident.
May 8 — Hood River —
Vehicle towed because the
driver did not have insur-
ance and was driving while
suspended. The vehicle was
not legally parked.
■ Outstanding war-
rants, parole, probation
or terms violations:
May 8 — State Street, 300
block — Officers responded
to a report of a subject with
a warrant in the courtroom.
The subject was later
charged with resisting ar-
rest and lodged at NORCOR.
May 9 — Hood River —
Hood River male taken into
custody on two probation
violation detainers.
May 10 — Hood River —
Transient male arrested on
Klickitat County warrants.
■ Theft, burglary or
robbery:
May 4 — E. Second Street,
300 block — Motorcycle re-
ported stolen.
May 6 — Hull Street, 900
block — Mountain bike, val-
ued at $4,000, re por ted
stolen.
May 7 — A Street, 1500
block — BMX bicycle and
customized scooter report-
ed stolen.
■ Sex offenses:
None reported
■ Other:
May 8 — W. Stuben, 500
block, Bingen — Officer re-
sponded to a request for
backup at a Washington
business.
May 8 — Hood River —
Bag containing tools and
equipment turned into the
police department after it
was found along a roadway.
POLICE LOG
PUBLIC RECORDS — MARRIAGE PERMITS
April 1 to May 4
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tion or for an arrest on a
warrant (Class A Misde-
meanor): Jail for one day;
$500 in court costs and fees.
Randal S. Benson, 45 —
Refusal to take a test for in-
toxicants (Unclassified Vio-
lation): $500 in court costs
and fees.
Martin Villegas, 36 — Dis-
carding trash, rubbish, de-
bris or litter on land within
100 yards of state waters
(Class A Violation): $220 in
court costs and fees.
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