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10A • February 12, 2016 | Cannon Beach Gazette | cannonbeachgazette.com Cannon Beach honors a fallen hero Goodding from Page 1A ANDREW TONRY/FOR EO MEDIA GROUP Lucie Menke explores her artistic side at the party for the Falcon Cove Marine Reserve in Cannon Beach. Cannon Beach celebrates nature reserve Many others took to the Cannon Beach Police De- partment Facebook page to express their condolences and prayers for the family. Megan Morris, of Warren- ton, works at Columbia Bank in Cannon Beach and had close family ties with Goodding, who was her father’s friend. Good- ding’s daughter was her sister’s friend. “I heard about it before it ZDV SXEOLF WKURXJK IULHQGV´ Morris said. “I was obviously ‘It’s very hard for me to keep any emotion out of it. It’s so close to our military experiences. We consider police brothers and sisters in uniform.’ American Legion Post 168 Commander Dan O’Reilly VKRFNHGDQGKHDUWEURNHQ´ On Saturday, she began a fundraiser for the family on the website GoFundMe. The page raised $10,000 in three days, Bruce’s Candy Kitchen shows support for Goodding family ‘Living laboratory’ to protect sea life which went into effect Jan. 1 after years of concerted effort. Essentially a west- ward extension of Oswald West State Park boundaries, DOO FRPPHUFLDO ¿VKLQJ DQG development in the area are By Andrew Tonry prohibited until 2023. For Cannon Beach Gazette “The overall goal of the From young children marine reserve is to increase and grandparents to politi- the abundance and diversi- cos, more than 100 people W\ RI OLIH´ &KULVV\ 6PLWK made their way to Cannon outreach coordinator for the Beach’s Community Hall, Friends of Cape Falcon Ma- Saturday to show off their rine Reserve said. “We look support for the newly desig- DWLWOLNHDOLYLQJODERUDWRU\´ In addition to a informa- nated Falcon Cove Marine tive presentation on the site, Reserve. Following a similar gala attendees were treated to two weeks prior in Manzani- music from Two Crows Joy ta, staff and volunteers from and food, sweets and drinks the Friends of Cape Falcon donated from Bill’s Tavern. Marine Reserve were again Youngsters were guided in buoyed by the turnout — printmaking by the Hay- particularly that of Cannon stack Rock Awareness Pro- gram’s Melissa Keyser and Beach’s political class. “I want to thank Mayor Samantha Ferber. “I’m very glad that it has Sam Steidel and City Coun- cil members Melissa Cad- actually kicked off and I’m wallader and Mike Bene- looking forward to having ¿HOGIRUFRPLQJ´YROXQWHHU VRPH VXFFHVVIXO UHVXOWV´ Pam Jacobson said. “They Cannon Beach resident Bob attended with their commu- Lundy, a longtime volunteer, nity and I think that’s a real- said. “I think the fecundity of the sea life will show be- O\LPSRUWDQWWKLQJ´ Jacobson extended her FDXVHRIWKHSURWHFWLRQ´ Lundy said he was glad gratitude to former Mayor to see such a big turnout. Mike Morgan as well. The event was thrown to “I didn’t know there was both honor and raise aware- a huge amount of public ness about the 12.4-square- awareness about it, but this PLOH ³QR WDNH´ UHVHUYH LVUHDOO\HQFRXUDJLQJ´ with contributions from more than 150 people. Donations were given to the Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation, which is ac- cepting donations to support the Goodding family on its website and at U.S. Bank locations. “It’s very hard for me to NHHS DQ\ HPRWLRQ RXW RI LW´ Post Commander O’Reilly said. “It’s so close to our military ex- periences. We consider police EURWKHUVDQGVLVWHUVLQXQLIRUP´ The Cannon Beach Cham- ber of Commerce is currently looking at further ways to help RXW WKH *RRGGLQJ IDPLO\´:H want to do whatever we can to encourage people to assist and donate to the Oregon Fallen %DGJH)RXQGDWLRQ´VDLG([HF- utive Director Court Carrier. LYRA FONTAINE/CANNON BEACH GAZETTE Bruce’s Candy Kitchen locations in Seaside and Can- non Beach are both donating all sales to the family of Sgt. 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