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Allison ‘Kay’ Netherda (Marlnee)
Gladys M. Goodwin
Hermiston
September 25, 1961-May 15, 2015
Hermiston
Oct. 8, 1938-May 19, 2015
Gladys M. Goodwin, 76, of Hermiston died Tuesday,
May 19, 2015, in Hermiston. She was born Oct. 8, 1938, in
McDonald County, Missouri. Arrangements are pending at
Burns Mortuary of Hermiston. Sign the online guest book
at burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
MONDAY, MAY 18
• A caller reported a male dressed in black pointed a gun at
her as she drove by on Southwest 11th Street.
• On Southwest 10th Street, a caller reported someone stole
his vehicle earlier in the week. He said he got the vehicle back
but found a gun in the fuse box.
• A male was reportedly looking into apartment windows on
South Highway 395.
• A caller reported someone attempted to break into an apart-
ment on South Highway 395.
• On South First Street, a caller reported he lost his phone a
month ago and has been receiving nude photos on a replace-
ment phone.
• Items were reportedly stolen from a business on North First Street.
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on West Moore Avenue.
SUNDAY, MAY 17
• Televisions and other items were reportedly stolen from a
residence on East Beech Avenue.
• A black 2007 Ford Focus with Oregon license plate
333ELM was reportedly stolen on East Ridgeway Avenue.
• A longboard was reportedly stolen on West Sunland Ave-
nue.
• A caller reported an intoxicated driver fell out of his vehicle
upon arrival at a business on North First Street and then got into
the vehicle and was trying to leave.
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• A residence on Southwest 11th Street was reportedly
egged.
• A laptop was reportedly stolen from a vehicle on West
Sunland Avenue.
• A real estate agent reported someone broke into and de-
stroyed a house on Southwest Larkin Court.
• A purse was reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Northwest
Seventh Street.
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from people in a parking lot on North First Street.
• A female reportedly caused a disturbance on West Beech
Avenue and ran over a male’s foot with a vehicle.
• A caller reported a male was possibly breaking into a vehi-
cle on Lorraine Avenue.
• A caller reported saddles were stolen from a residence on
Northeast Linder Lane in February.
FRIDAY, MAY 15
• A trailer hitch was reportedly stolen on East Autumn Avenue.
• A male reportedly harassed a female on West Ridgeway
Avenue.
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Umatilla.
• A caller reported about 20 members of a biker gang
showed up at a bar on Highway 730 in Umatilla and that two
there and two more at a hotel were “standing guard.”
ARRESTS
• Joey Campos, 24: driving while license suspended or
revoked.
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intoxicants.
• Crystal Ann Credille, 31: failure to appear.
• Alexander Robert Sendlinger, 20: resisting arrest, menac-
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other, unlawful use of a weapon, carrying concealed weapons.
• Julio Cezar Guardado, 28: Hermiston Municipal Court
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• Jovany Chavez Calderon, 24: second-degree burglary,
third-degree theft, second-degree criminal trespass.
• Olivia Rivera, 26: harassment.
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of intoxicants, reckless driving, third-degree criminal mischief,
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cants, refusal to take breath test.
• Ryan Lynn Williams, 19: Hermiston Municipal Court warrant
— failure to appear.
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• Harry Randolph Williams, 26: second-degree disorderly
conduct, harassment.
• Maria Cecilia Garcia, 47: credit card fraud.
• Nicholas Lucas Rhorer, 28: fourth-degree assault, probation
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• Dale Roger Burnside, 55: possession of methamphet-
amine, third-degree theft.
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Mrs. Allison “Kay” Net- chel; son Calvin; mother
herda (Marlnee) of Hermis- Frances Marlnee of Weiser,
ton, Oregon, passed away Idaho; older sister Rhonda
on Friday, May 15, 2015, Marlnee of Hood River,
while admitted at Good Oregon; younger brother
Shepherd Hospital.
Sheldon
Marlnee
She was 53 years
of Eugene, Oregon;
old. Her family was
niece Aimee Marie
at her side.
Bartlett of Seaside,
Kay was born
Oregon; son Ryan
on September 25,
Mclaughin of Eu-
1961, in Chanute,
gene, Oregon; and
Kansas, to her par-
son Keith Wilson of
ents Billy Ray and Netherda
Hillsboro, Oregon,
Frances
Marlnee.
as well as many
She grew up in Seaside, aunts, uncles and cousins.
Oregon, and attended Sea- She is preceded in death by
side High School where she her father, Billy Ray Marl-
always had fond memories nee, and her older sister,
of being a cheerleader. She Tina Marlnee.
moved to Alaska for a brief
Kay will be cremated
amount of time and loved and her ashes will be scat-
living there, but she loved tered in Seaside, Oregon,
a man in Hermiston more. as she requested before her
In December 1993, the death. This will be a private
day before Christmas Eve, party memorial by invita-
she married her longtime tion of family. The family is
sweetheart, Al Netherda.
grateful for the condolenc-
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Hermiston to raise their donations or requests any
two children, their eldest, donations to be given to lo-
Rachel and younger son, cal charity of choice.
Calvin. Kay was a long-
There will be a Cele-
time member and volun- bration of Kay’s Life cere-
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Alvena Augusta ‘Vena’
Patterson Burd Adkins
Happy Valley
May 10, 1935-May 13, 2015
Alvena “Vena” Augus-
ta Patterson Burd Adkins
peacefully passed away
with her family at her side
on May 13th, 2015, in her
home in Happy Val-
ley, Ore. She just
celebrated her 80th
birthday on May 10.
She was born in
1935 in Portland,
Oregon, to Donald
Patterson and Al-
ice Rosa Patterson. Adkins
She attended grade
school at Trinity Luther-
an Church & School and
graduated from Jeffer-
son High School in 1953
in Portland, Oregon. She
married Lawrence “Larry”
Fougeron Burd on April 26,
1956. The family settled in
Pendleton, Oregon, in 1961
and became involved in
the community and raised
three daughters. Vena was a
homemaker, childcare pro-
vider, and bookkeeper for
Columbia Pump & Irriga-
tion and Larry Burd’s Well
Drilling.
Following a divorce,
Vena married Charles
“Chuck” Edward Adkins
on November 15, 1975.
They spent most of their
time in Hermiston, Oregon,
and Vena was employed
by the Hermiston School
District as a sign language
interpreter. Her past time
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of her dogs, small farm
and gardening. After retire-
ment, Vena and Chuck trav-
eled in their motor home for
four years. They visited 48
states and stayed with fami-
ly along the way. They end-
ed up in Portland, Oregon,
and Chuck passed away in
2004. From this time on,
Vena enjoyed visiting her
children and grandchildren.
Vena was a strong life-
long supporter of volun-
teering in her community.
As a Pendleton Jayceette
member she was involved
in many community de-
velopment activities that
included the 2A Basket-
ball State tournament in
Pendleton. As a member of
the Hermiston Elks Lodge
Emblem Club, she sup-
ported the Casey Eye Insti-
tute, Meadowood Springs
Speech Camp, D.A.R.E.
National Drug Awareness
program, and other char-
ities. Later she joined the
Silver Saints Senior Group
at St. Stephens Lutheran
Church in Gladstone where
she served meals at the
Clackamas Service Center
and the Gladstone Senior
Center, along with doing
other charity activities.
Vena had a charming
and forgiving per-
sonality that attract-
ed many people. She
enjoyed any social
activity that includ-
ed her dog, such as
outside
restaurant
dining, visiting a
store, or going to the
beach. She enjoyed
card games her whole life,
including up to the point of
losing her eyesight. The joy
in her face would light up a
room while socializing and
playing cards. In her earli-
er years she loved to col-
lect things such as Beanie
Babies, magnets, earrings,
greeting cards, photos and
other things. Vena was a
longtime fan of the Pendle-
ton Round-Up and enjoyed
sharing her time there with
friends and family. Travel-
ing by motor home across
the United States was an-
other joy for Vena. She
loved being on the road.
Vena will truly be
missed by many. She had
an amazing circle of caring,
supporting and generous
friends and caregivers. We
will all miss her cute and
sweet smile and her charm-
ing, caring and brave per-
sonality.
Vena was preceded
in death by her husband,
Chuck Adkins; parents
Donald and Alice Patter-
son; brother Ron Patterson;
sister Emilie Patterson; and
dogs Patches, Buddy, Little
Guy, Princess, Suzie and
Mehling.
Vena is survived by her
children: Debora Burd and
Edward Cox of St. Peters-
burg, Fla., Linda and Ron
Chelsky of Happy Valley,
Ore., and Julie Burd and
Greg Lewis of St. Peters-
burg, Fla.; stepson Larry
Adkins of Ohio; grand-
children Zachary Chelsky,
Anna Chelsky, Jessica
Chelsky, Leah Chelsky,
McKenzie Lewis and Ka-
tie Lewis; stepgrandchil-
dren Virdeana Krcelich,
Christopher Adkins and
Nicholas Adkins; and dog
Daisy.
Donations can be made
to the Glaucoma Research
Foundation at glaucoma.
org. or St. Stephens Lu-
theran Church, 209 West
Gloucester St., Gladstone,
OR 97027.
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