RECORDS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2015
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OBITUARY
DEATH NOTICES
Linda E. Abbott
Lenard ‘David’ Abercrombie
John Raymond ‘Jack’ Sobotta
Stanfi eld
Dec. 24, 1959-June 29, 2015
Irrigon
Oct. 27, 1957-June 25, 2015
Hermiston
Linda E. Abbott, 55, of Stan¿ eld died Monday, June
29, 2015, at her home. She was born Dec. 24, 1959, in
Portland, Ore. A graveside service will be held Wednes-
day, July 8 at 10 a.m. at the Pleasant View Cemetery in
Stan¿ eld. %urns Mortuary of Hermiston is in care of ar-
rangements. Sign the online guest book at burnsmortuary-
hermiston.com.
Lenard “David” Abercrombie, 57, of Irrigon died
Thursday, June 25, 2015, in %oardman. He was born Oct.
27, 1957, in Umatilla. Arrangements are pending at %urns
Mortuary of Hermiston. Sign the online guest book at
burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Tyler D. Brown
Hermiston
Jan. 13, 1990-June 22, 2015
Debra L. Wilson
Hermiston
Dec. 7, 1950-June 25, 2015
Debra L. Wilson, 64, of Hermiston died Thursday, June
25, 2015, in Portland. She was born Dec. 7, 1950, in Pend-
leton. Services are pending at %urns Mortuary of Hermis-
ton. Sign the online guest book at burnsmortuaryhermis-
ton.com.
Tyler D. %rown, 25, of Hermiston died Monday, June
22, 2015, near Rufus. He was born Jan. 13, 1990, in Herm-
iston. A celebration of life service will be held Thursday,
July 2 at 11:30 a.m. at %urns Mortuary chapel, Hermiston.
%urns Mortuary of Hermiston is in care of arrangements.
Sign the online guest book at burnsmortuaryhermiston.
com.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
MONDAY, JUNE 29
• A possible burglary was reported on East Browning Ave-
nue.
• An oI¿ Fer reported a suspiFious Pale on a biFyFle was
hiding in the bushes on North First Street.
• A Faller reported soPeone rePoved a seFtion oI IenFe
IroP a property on Northeast 0adrona 'rive.
• *old Mewelry was reportedly stolen IroP a residenFe on
:est 0adrona Avenue.
• Four people were reportedly ¿ ghting on East 3ine Avenue.
SUNDAY, JUNE 28
• A Faller reported it sounded liNe a group oI people were
¿ ghting on Northwest th Street.
• A vehiFle was reportedly Neyed on Southeast Si[th Street.
• An oI¿ Fer reported hearing a loud booP on South +ighway
near :est 2rFhard Avenue.
• A phone was reportedly stolen at a business on West
+ighland Avenue.
• A Faller reported a group oI people were yelling in Iront oI
a residenFe on 0F&onnell /ane.
• A white Ford F was reportedly stolen IroP a
business on Westland Road.
• A Faller reported at least people were ¿ ghting on Rob-
nett Street in 8Patilla.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
• A Faller reported his truFN was stolen IroP the parNing lot
oI a business on East 0ain Street.
• ,tePs were reportedly stolen IroP a business on North
First Street.
• A Faller reported a IePale driving a red 'odge 'urango
was trying to raP another vehiFle in a Potel parNing lot on
North First Street.
• A IePale was reportedly assaulted on Seventh Street in
8Patilla.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
• A Pale was reportedly yelling at FustoPers and Fausing a
disturbanFe at a business on North First Street.
• A Faller reported a Fredit Fard was stolen IroP an unloFNed
vehiFle on East +urlburt Avenue.
• A burglary was reported on Southwest Ninth Street.
• A teenage IePale was reportedly undressing on South
+ighway near South 2tt Road.
• A Faller reported soPeone tried to pry open a IenFe to the
baFN yard oI a property on Sater &ourt.
• A phone and were reportedly stolen IroP the +erPis-
ton FaPily ATuatiF &enter on West ElP Avenue.
• A Faller reported a group oI Fhildren was trying to piFN
¿ ghts with other Fhildren at Butte 3arN on Northwest Seventh
Street.
• A Faller reported her nephew was stealing her air Fondi-
tioner generator and puPp on /ee]er Avenue in EFho.
• A Faller reported a Pale in a blue 'odge piFNup pointed a
handgun at hiP on +ighway in 8Patilla and Iollowed hiP
IroP ,rrigon to +erPiston and Iurther verbally harassed hiP.
• A blue +onda AFFord was reportedly stolen on Willa-
Pette Avenue in 8Patilla.
• A Faller reported soPeone broNe out the driver¶s side
window oI a vehiFle on F Street in 8Patilla.
• ,tePs were reportedly stolen IroP a business on Stage
*ulFh Road in Stan¿ eld.
ARRESTS
• -aiPe *uerrero &astillo seFond-degree disorderly
FonduFt.
• Neal Anthony &orrea seFond-degree disorderly
FonduFt.
• Shaun 0iFhael +irsFh seFond-degree disorderly
FonduFt.
• Eddie 7errell SFott Iailure to appear probation viola-
tion.
• 'ennis -aPes 'avis-0ayer driving under the inÀ u-
enFe oI into[iFants driving without a liFense driving uninsured
Iailure to yield reIusal to taNe breath test.
• Andrew BenMaPin .auIIPan Iailure to appear +erPis-
ton 0uniFipal &ourt warrant ² Iailure to pay ¿ nes.
• &urtiss Robert 3ulluP +erPiston 0uniFipal &ourt
warrant ² Iailure to pay ¿ nes.
• *ordon -aPes RoFN Iailure to report as a se[ oIIend-
er.
• 0anuel RiFhard 4uesada Iailure to report as a se[
offender.
• -oseph Ray Stewart +erPiston 0uniFipal &ourt war-
rant ² failure to pay ¿ nes.
• 0ario Alberto *arFia failure to report as a se[ offend-
er.
• Brian Ayala furnishing alFohol to a Pinor.
• &harles Brian BarNer +erPiston 0uniFipal &ourt war-
rant ² failure to pay ¿ nes.
• *linda Ann Rodrigue] furnishing alFohol to a Pinor.
• -aPes &eFil 'owning +erPiston 0uniFipal &ourt
warrant ² failure to pay ¿ nes.
• Efren &astro Aguilar parole violation +erPiston 0u-
niFipal &ourt warrant ² failure to pay ¿ nes.
• *ilbert Ri]ueno 0uno] parole violation.
• SaPantha .arleah Wolfer failure to pay ¿ nes.
• Blair Alan SiPpson possession of PethaPphet-
aPine.
COURTS
Judgments
PENDLETON — The fol-
lowing judgments have been
rendered in Umatilla County
courts:
•&apital 2ne BanN vs.
*lenn -. *reiner MudgPent for
. plus interest Fosts
and fees.
•&avalry S39 , //& vs. 7roy
and -aPie R. Stewart Mudg-
Pent for . plus inter-
est Fosts and fees.
•-efferson &apital SystePs
//& vs. Wanda +arris Mudg-
Pent for . plus interest
Fosts and fees.
•-efferson &apital SystePs
//& vs. -ennifer Bartlett Mudg-
Pent for . plus interest
Fosts and fees.
•0idland Funding //& vs.
EriFa SFhPidt MudgPent for
. plus interest Fosts
and fees.
•0idland Funding //& vs.
-aPes 'avis MudgPent for
. plus interest Fosts
and fees.
•0idland Funding //& vs.
Evelyn 2[inio MudgPent for
. plus interest Fosts
and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. Ann 'en-
ney MudgPent for .
plus interest Fosts and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. Adan 0al-
donado and NanFy ,slas Mudg-
Pent for . plus inter-
est Fosts and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. 0arFos
and BlanFa Rosales MudgPent
for . plus interest
Fosts and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. 'anielle
and &hristopher 0allory Mudg-
Pent for . plus inter-
est Fosts and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. Nan-
Fy R. +ughes MudgPent for
. plus interest Fosts
and fees.
•&redits ,nF. vs. Stephanie
3ortillo and /yPan Branson ,,
MudgPent for . plus in-
terest Fosts and fees.
•+SB& BanN 8SA N.A. vs.
*ilbert /. and Shana E. Boyer
MudgPent for . plus
interest Fosts and fees.
Sentences
PENDLETON — The fol-
lowing sentences have been
imposed in Umatilla County
courts:
FELONY
•0arrisa Eli]abeth *on]a-
le] +erPiston pleaded
guilty to 3ossession of 0eth-
aPphetaPine sentenFed to
days Mail-suspended
years probation ¿ ne and
¿ ne-suspended plus
Fourt Fosts and fees.
MISDEMEANOR
•+arry 2wen 2[ford
+erPiston pleaded guilty to
+arassPent sentenFed to
days Mail-suspended
Ponths probation ¿ ne
and ¿ ne-suspended plus
Fourt Fosts and fees.
•&hristopher -ason ForPan
Stan¿ eld pleaded no Fon-
test to ,nterferenFe With 0aNing
Report sentenFed to days
Mail days Mail-suspended
years probation ¿ ne and
¿ ne-suspended plus
Fourt Fosts and fees.
•7ravis /eroy *rigsby
+erPiston was found in &on-
tePpt of &ourt-punitive sen-
tenFed to days Mail-suspend-
ed years probation
¿ ne and ¿ ne-suspend-
ed plus Fourt Fosts and fees
pleaded no Fontest to 3hysiFal
+arassPent sentenFed to
days jail-suspended, 2 years
probation, ¿ ne and
¿ ne-suspended, plus Fourt
Fosts and fees.
•Rehyshaun Supuni, 23,
+erPiston, pleaded guilty to
Assault ,9-doPestiF violenFe
sentenFed to days jail,
days jail-suspended, 3
years probation, ¿ ne and
, ¿ ne-suspended, plus
Fourt Fosts and fees pleaded
guilty to Strangulation-doPes-
tiF violenFe sentenFed to
days jail-suspended, 3 years
probation, ¿ ne and ,
¿ ne-suspended, plus Fourt
Fosts and fees.
•/ogan Neil Wright, 2,
+erPiston, pleaded guilty to
'riving While Suspended
sentenFed to days jail-sus-
pended, 2 years probation, 40
hours FoPPunity serviFe, 40
¿ ne and 0 ¿ ne-suspended,
plus Fourt Fosts and fees.
•-ulian 0iFhael =apien, 2,
+erPiston, was FonviFted of
&ontePpt of &ourt-punitive
sentenFed to 0 days jail-sus-
pended, 2 years probation, 40
hours FoPPunity serviFe, 00
¿ ne and 400 ¿ ne-suspended,
plus Fourt Fosts and fees.
Divorces
3EN'/E72N ² 'ivorFe
deFrees were signed in 8Pa-
tilla &ounty &ourts for
Rafaela *arFia Rodrigue]
and Reinaldo -aiPe Avila
Stephanie Elaine 'uTuette
and 'avid Adrien 'uTuette
EriN SFott Beal and Sarah Ann
Beal -enifer /ynn +ill-.nud-
sen and -airus /ee .nudsen
'ouglas SFott FresNe and 0ar-
nie .ay FresNe.
Marriages
3EN'/E72N ² 0arriage
liFenses have been registered
in 8Patilla &ounty for
EPeterio
*arFia-7orrero,
30, and 0aria &arPen *aravi-
to, 32, both of +erPiston.
'rew Allen 0artin, 2, and
Aspasia Thea, 34, both of
+erPiston.
ArPando Salas Rodrigue],
32, and 0arisela 0endo]a, 2,
both of +erPiston.
TraFy /ee Waldo, 4, and
Rita 0aFhelle SherPan, 2,
both of +erPiston.
December 28, 1933-June 23, 2015
John Ray-
mond “Jack”
Sobotta
passed away
peacefully
on Tuesday,
June 23rd,
in Hermiston
surrounded by fam-
ily. He was born in
1933 in Lewistown,
Montana, and was
raised in Lapwai,
Idaho, on the Nez
Perce Reservation,
the ¿ fth of seven Sobotta
siblings.
His father owned the
town barber shop and his
mother operated a restau-
rant that the family lived
above on Main Street. Jack
became immersed in the
Native American culture,
traditions and friendships
during his youth and fond-
ly recalled playing in the
grassy hills of the Palouse,
swimming in the Clearwa-
ter River, shooting pool
with the adults at his fa-
ther’s business and work-
ing for various farmers to
make enough money to buy
books and baseballs.
Jack played varsity bas-
ketball and baseball for
the Lapwai High Wildcats
before attending Gonzaga
University and earning his
degree from the Washing-
ton State University Col-
lege of Pharmacy in Pull-
man, Washington, in 1956.
He completed his U.S.
Army basic training at Fort
Ord, California, in 1958
and served on active re-
serve duty until 1965.
Jack took his ¿ rst Mob
out of college in Chewelah,
Washington, where he met
and later married Eileen
Rose Hansen in Spokane,
Washington, on Novem-
ber 7, 1959. He moved his
family to rainy Longview,
Washington, in 1964 and
¿ nally settled in sunny
Hermiston, Oregon, in
1966 where he worked as
a pharmacist at the Herm-
iston Drug and raised eight
children. In 1971 he part-
nered with his brother Jerry
Sobotta to buy and operate
the Hermiston Drug Store
and later the Orchard Phar-
macy. This is where Jack
left his mark on the great-
er Hermiston community
through his selÀ essness and
dedication to serving his
customers, employees and
medical partners for over
27 years before his retire-
ment in 1998.
He enMoyed many special
trips including a religious
and aid pilgrimage
to the holy
sites in Med-
MugorMe, %os-
nia-Herze-
govina, tours
of
various
Civil
War
battle¿ elds in the
eastern United States
and to South %end,
Indiana, to watch his
beloved Notre Dame
Fighting Irish foot-
ball team play.
Jack spent his
free time meticu-
lously manicuring his yard
when he was not attending
a ballgame of one of his
children, grandchildren or
great-grandchildren.
He
was a passionate reader
about the Catholic faith,
studied Native American
history and folklore and
was a Civil War buff. He
loved spending time vis-
iting with friends and rel-
atives and also rooting
for his Washington State
Cougs, Gonzaga %ulldogs,
Fighting Irish and Seattle
Mariners.
Jack is survived by his
wife Eileen Sobotta of
Hermiston, Ore.; sister
Rosemary Webb of Lapwai,
Idaho; brothers Jerry (Kay)
Sobotta of Hermiston, Ore.,
and %ob (Loretta) Sobotta
of %oise, Idaho; daughters
Cheryl (Dan) Riley of Ken-
newick, Wash., Rita (Dave)
Davis of Hermiston, Ore.,
and Debbie (John) Tolan
of La Grande, Ore.; sons
Rick (Nancy) %arnhart of
Tigard, Ore., Perry Sobot-
ta of Hermiston, Ore., Sam
(Lisa) Sobotta of %end,
Ore., Matt (Davi) Sobot-
ta of Seattle, Wash., and
Tom (Heather) Sobotta of
West Linn, Ore., as well as
19 grandchildren and 18
great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in
death by parents George
and Ann Sobotta, broth-
ers George Sobotta Jr. and
Dick Sobotta, sister Gloria
Mullay and great-grand-
child Eastin Strebin.
Recitation of the Rosa-
ry and Funeral Mass will
be held on Monday, June
29th, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. at
Our Lady of Angels Cath-
olic Church, with burial to
follow in the Hermiston
Cemetery. Memorial con-
tributions may be made to
the Our Lady of Angels
Catholic Church building
fund.
Please sign the on-
line guest book at burns
mortuaryhermiston.com.
AWARDS
EOU presents student awards
From musicians to math-
ematicians, educators to
economists, artists to ath-
letes, Eastern Oregon Uni-
versity presented a total of
39 awards to undergraduate
and graduate students at its
annual awards assembly
June 12.
Three Hermiston stu-
dents earned academic
awards during the assem-
bly. Mary Hawman was
recognized for her excel-
lence in business admin-
istration and accounting.
Anthony
Eisenbarth
received recognition for
his work in economics.
Brian Eisenbarth was
honored for his philoso-
phy work.
Jerry
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