WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2015
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PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
JANUARY 19
• A house on West Fulton Avenue was reportedly burglarized.
• A male was reportedly causing a disturbance at a business
on Southeast Fourth Street.
• Two laptop computers were reportedly stolen on Oxbow
Lane in Umatilla.
• Jewelry and a pistol were reportedly stolen from a resi-
dence on Kiwi Court in Umatilla.
• A caller reported a male drove his pickup through a fence
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from the scene.
• Items were reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Highway
730 in Umatilla.
JANUARY 18
• Three people were reportedly assaulted in a parking lot on
North First Street.
• A caller reported hearing a female saying, “Please don’t
hurt me. Don’t choke me,” on West Ridgeway Avenue.
• A caller reported a vehicle was stolen on Prindle Loop Road
in Hermiston.
• A package was reportedly stolen from a door step on Che-
nowith Avenue in Umatilla.
JANUARY 17
• A caller reported a suspicious male was walking up her
driveway on Highway 395.
• A caller reported a car was running in a garage on South-
east Crestline Drive.
• A caller reported a male at the Hermiston airport on Airport
Way stated the police dropped him off to meet Amelia Earhart
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tractor’s pickup.
• A caller reported someone told her a bomb had been
placed at a business on North First Street, and she hung up
when asked for her name.
• A trailer window was reportedly broken out on East Coe
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• A vehicle was reportedly broken into on Highway 395 in
Umatilla.
JANUARY 16
• A caller reported a male was trying to enter a church on
Southwest Seventh Street.
• A male was reportedly threatening employees at a business
on Highway 395.
• A caller reported a suspicious male followed a friend to a
residence on Southwest Fourth Street and was looking through
the front window.
• Jewelry and other items were reportedly stolen from a
residence on East Jennie Avenue.
• On West Hermiston Avenue, a caller reported a male stated
he needed help.
• A caller reported someone in a dark-colored pickup was
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• On Cherry Street in Umatilla, a caller reported fradulent
charges totalling $15,000 were made on his mother’s credit
card.
JANUARY 15
• A pressure washer and trailer were reportedly stolen from a
residence on West Fulton Avenue.
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hammer was standing in the trees on East Elm Avenue.
• On Southeast Seventh Street, a caller reported a male
called his sister and stated he may be killed by the following day.
OBITUARIES
Judy (Johnson) Shipp
Bobbie-Jo Griggs Lawrence
Hermiston
November 27, 1965-January 13, 2015
Walla Walla
July 21, 1974-January 17, 2015
Judy (Johnson) Shipp
was born Nov. 27th, 1965, in
Hanford, California, to par-
ents James and Pollie Sewell
Johnson. She went home to
be with our Lord on
Tuesday, January 13th,
2015, at the young age
of 49 years, following
a sudden and critical
illness at Kadlec Re-
gional Medical Center
in Richland, Washing-
Shipp
ton.
Judy was raised
in California and later Idaho
Falls, Idaho. She graduated
from Davis High School in
Yakima, Washington, and
then moved to Hermiston,
Oregon. She later graduated
from BMCC with an asso-
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agement. Judy was united in
marriage to B. William “Bill”
Shipp on June 18, 2006, in
Hermiston, Oregon.
Judy had worked at Wal
Mart, Ace Hardware and
CAPECO for a time. She was
a member of the First Chris-
tian Church and the rock
hound club, Hermiston, Or-
egon, and former member of
the Eagles and Moose lodg-
es. Judy enjoyed going for
drives, camping, the moun-
tains, gardening, reading,
word searches, Facebook,
and most of all time with her
family. She loved her dogs
Miley and Jake.
Survivors include her
dearly loved husband of nine
years, Bill Shipp of Herm-
iston, Ore.; beloved daugh-
ters Erin Garcia of Hub-
bard, Christina Messenger
of Hermiston, Ore., Stacey
Picker of Pendleton, Ore.,
Destiny Handy of Idaho and
Misty Ash and husband Nate
of Tacoma, Wash. Her three
loving sons are Brad Rattray
of Hermiston, Ore., Bryan
Shipp of Hermiston, Ore.,
and Joe Spence of Gerome,
Idaho. Judy has seven grand-
children that she loved and
cherished: Jacob, Chloe,
Kristin, Donnavan, Siannon,
Landon and Payton.
Judy was preceded in
death by her mother and step-
dad, Pollie and Fred
Kile; her dad, James
Johnson; and a neph-
ew, James Simpson.
Judy will always be
the shining light of our
family. She has gone
home to be with our
Lord and will be wait-
ing there for those of
us that put our faith in Christ
as our redeemer. Thank you
for your prayers on her be-
half. God has answered
those prayers with His best,
and most beautiful reward:
HEAVEN. Please continue
to pray for our family as we
adjust to living without her
physical presence. As a child,
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siblings, was everyone’s fa-
vorite. As she grew up, those
same qualities brought her
many friends. She was a lead-
er in youth activities as her
children grew, and welcomed
children that needed a loving
mentor.
Judy had a loving heart,
and she will be missed by
all whose lives she touched.
Heaven is a little brighter just
knowing she is there waiting.
We serve an awesome God
and He watches over us with
love. He knows our needs
through this hard time, and
He is right there at each point
of need.
A celebration of life ser-
vice will be held on Wednes-
day, January 21, 2015, at 1
p.m. at the First Christian
Church, Hermiston, Ore-
gon. Burial will follow at the
Hermiston Cemetery, Herm-
iston, Oregon.
Please sign the condolence
book at burnsmortuaryherm-
iston.com.
Burns Mortuary of Herm-
iston, Oregon, is in care of ar-
rangements.
Bobbie-Jo Griggs Law- such as hurricanes Ivan and
rence, 40, of Walla Walla, Katrina. Her most memo-
Wash., passed away Janu- rable service was at the at-
ary 17, 2015, at her home. tacks on New York City on
Funeral services will be 9/11. She loved being a part
of this group and
held at Trinity Bap-
loved all her team
tist Church, 595
members
dearly.
Abott Road, Walla
Bobbie was always
Walla, WA 99362
ready to go in case
on Saturday, Janu-
there was need.
ary 24th. Mountain
Bobbie-Jo is sur-
View Funeral Chap-
vived by her husband
el will coordinate the
Lawrence
Richard Lawrence;
services.
daughter
Emilie
Memorial con-
tributions can be made to Lawrence; sons Brandon
Hapo Community Credit Randolph, Jeff Randolph,
Union C/O Bobbie-Jo Law- Joseph Randolph, Daniel
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Bobbie-Jo’s request, dona- rence, and Kyler Lawrence;
tions can be made to a non- parents Shannon Griggs,
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J.U.G.S. “Just Us Girls” brother Jeremy Griggs; sis-
mailed to 1847 S.E. Bliss ters Kelly Prescott and Me-
Ave. College Place, WA lissa Hartshorn; and grand-
99324. JUGS is a local non- parents Virginia Miller, Jim
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Elmer and Louise Griggs,
patients and their families.
Bobbie-Jo was born in as well as aunts, uncles
Odessa, Wash., to Shannon and many, many nieces and
Griggs and Colleen Miller nephews.
Bobbie-Jo was a devot-
(Winfrey) on July 21, 1974.
She went to high school in ed caregiver and friend,
Grants Pass and graduated always wanting to help
from Sandy High School. anyone in need. Her lov-
Bobbie-Jo went on to earn a ing, caring spirit made her
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Pass, Ore. She worked at entertainer, loved to sing
Rogue River Fire District, and dance. She loved ad-
Hermiston Fire District venture and wasn’t scared
and also as a medic for to try new things. Her home
AMR Ambulance Service. was always open to anyone
Bobbie was also a part of in need or just otherwise.
a group called The Oregon She inspired and encour-
National Disaster Team as a aged so many people in her
medic. She earned her way short life. She was the kind
up the ranks and was an ad- of person you were lucky
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her many years of service and forever grateful to have
on this team she was a part in your life. You will be
of several large disasters missed.
Otto Carl Reise Jr.
Hermiston
Nov. 3, 1923-Jan. 15, 2015
Otto Carl
Reise Jr. (Pin-
ky), former
DEATH NOTICES
Hermiston,
Oregon res-
ident of 42
DaWayne Fredrick Zulauf
David Lamp
years, passed
Irrigon
Hermiston
away
on
June 28, 1941-Jan. 12, 2015
June 12, 1959-Jan. 17, 2015
January 15, 2015, in
DaWayne Fredrick Zulauf, 73, died Monday, Jan. 12,
David J. Lamp, 55, died Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015, in Pendleton, Oregon.
2015, at his home in Irrigon. He was born June 28, 1941, Hermiston. He was born June 12, 1959, in Portland. A cel- Mr. Reise was born
in Torrington, Wyoming. Arrangements are pending at ebration of life service will be held Saturday, Jan. 31 at 11 on November 3, 1923
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at www.burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Hermiston is in charge of arrangements. Sign the condo- ton, to parents, Otto
lence book at www.burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Carl Reise Sr. and
Florence Reed of Or- Reise
Hazel Selph
ting, Washington.
James
Starr
Milton-Freewater
After Pearl Harbor, he
Lexington
Oct. 6, 1929-Jan. 8, 2015
enlisted in the United States
June 9, 1933-Jan. 16, 2015
Hazel L. Selph, 85, died Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015, in Mil-
Navy, serving as a gun-
James E. Starr, 81, of Lexington died Friday, Jan. 16, 2015, ner-loader/ship clerk on the
ton-Freewater. The longtime Hermiston resident was born
Oct. 6, 1929 in Tyndall, South Dakota. A private burial at his home. He was born June 9, 1933, at Hot Springs, South USS Pennsylvania. Upon his
was held at the Hermiston Cemetery. Burns Mortuary of Dakota. A graveside service will take place Wednesday, Jan. return, he farmed daffodils
Hermiston is in charge of arrangements. Sign the condo- 21 at 1 p.m. at the Umatilla Cemetery. Sweeney Mortuary of and tulips on the family farm
Heppner is in charge of arrangements.
lence book at www.burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
in Puyallup Valley. In 1966,
he married his wife of 52
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
years, Sharron Quinn. They
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School. She is employed lege-Hermiston. He works Oregon.
with the Hermiston Herald. for Calbee North America.
Mr. Reise was very in-
Stephanie Burkenbine ter of Allen and Velvet
Rafael is the son of Jose
The couple will be mar- volved working as a farm
and Rafael Flores of Herm- Burkenbine of Ajo, Arizo- Rafael Flores and Irene ried at Our Lady of Angels equipment salesman for John
iston are announcing their na, and Raylene Powers of Sanchez of Hermiston. Catholic Church in Herm- Deere in Umatilla County.
engagement.
Sayre, Oklahoma. She is a He graduated from Blue iston at a date to be an- After his retirement he start-
Stephanie is the daugh- 2006 graduate of Ajo High Mountain Community Col- nounced.
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business, Pure-n-Soft Water,
NEWS IN BRIEF
which he passed on to his
son, Eric Reise.
Tickets on sale for
Perry Johnson and Rus- 415 S. Highway 395, or tact the club at PO Box
sell Dorran Post-Second- from the HHS counseling 375, Hermiston, Oregon
sixth annual Beach
ary Education scholar- office. Important factors 97838.
and Beef Crab Feed ships. The awards are for in the evaluation of ap-
seniors from Hermiston plicants include scholar-
Tickets are now on sale for High School or gradu- ship, community service,
the sixth-annual Beach and ates of Hermiston High leadership and finan-
Beef Crab feed, which is put School attending col- cial need. The scholar-
on by the Hermiston Educa- leges and universities in ship committee must
tion Foundation.
academic programs. Ap- receive all applications
1/21 - 1/22
The crab feed will take plications are available by March 31 in order to
place on Feb. 7 at the Herm- at the Hermiston Cham- schedule interviews. For
Cineplex Show Times
iston Conference Center. It ber of Commerce office, more information, con-
$5 Movie Matinee
serves as the organization’s
1/28 12:00 PM
largest annual fundraiser.
THE TIME MACHINE (1960)
Doors to the event will
AMERICAN SNIPER (R)
open at 5 p.m. and will in-
4:00 7:00 9:50
clude a no-host bar and en-
tertainment by school bands.
THE WEDDING RINGER (R)
5:00 7:20 9:40
Tickets cost $35 each and
may be purchased at the
TAKEN 3 (PG13)
4:20 6:50 9:30
Hermiston School District
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BLACKHAT (R)
Chamber of Commerce.
4:10 7:10 10:00
Money from the fundraiser
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM:
will go toward providing grants
SECRET OF THE TOMB (PG)
for Hermiston School District
4:30
staff and school-related projects.
Burkenbine-Flores
WILD (R)
Noon Kiwanis
accepting applications
for scholarships
The Hermiston Noon
Kiwanis Club is accept-
ing applications for its
6:40
UNBROKEN (PG13)
9:20
Credit & Debit Cards accepted
Cineplex gift cards now available
wildhorseresort.com
541-966-1850
Pendleton, OR I-84 - Exit 216
He was a pos-
itive and in-
spiring
man
whose love of
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hope and light
to others he
cared for. His
sense of humor, faith
and
determination
was worn with a giant
grin and topped off
with a laugh. He will
be remembered with
love and respect by
many.
He is survived
by his wife, Sharron Reise;
son, Eric Reise; daughter,
Adriene Lorraine; step-
sons, Brian and Casey
Cunningham; stepdaugh-
ter, C. Nolan Quinn; 3
grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren.
Otto was preceded in
death by his parents, and a
stepson, Kelly Paul Cun-
ningham.
A memorial service will
be announced later by Burns
Mortuary of Hermiston.
Please sign the condo-
lence book at www.burns-
mortuaryhermiston.com.
Burns Mortuary of
Hermiston, Oregon is in care
of arrangements.
