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OBITUARIES
Larry K. Senescu
Vancouver, Wash.
Sept. 7, 1943 — Oct. 10, 2017
Larry K. Senescu of Vancouver, Wash- for the disabled, ending up with three golden
ington, passed away Oct. 10, at age 74, af- retrievers in the household. Having a home
ter a long journey with frontotemporal lobe in Seaside for over 30 years, many family
memories were created at the beach.
dementia.
We will remember most Larry’s
He was born in Seattle, Wash-
perpetual dedication to family, his
ington, to Phyllis Kiekenapp and
tireless work ethic and of course
David Senescu on Sept. 7, 1943.
his never ending smile which he
After his mothers death he was
maintained to the very end.
adopted and raised by his mother
He was preceded in death by his
Barbara Senescu. Larry went to
parents, Phyllis and David.
Bellevue High School and attend-
Larry is survived by his wife of
ed University of Puget Sound be-
51 years, Mary; daughter, Laurie
fore going into the Army reserves.
(Patrick) Daly; son, Jim (Jennifer)
In 1966 Larry wed Mary Norwood
Senescu; and three granddaughters,
and raised their two children in the
Bellevue area. Larry began an al- James Senescu Mary and Maeve Daly and Kati Se-
nescu, all of the Vancouver-Camas
most 40-year career with Liberty
area; also his mother, Barbara Se-
Equipment and Supply Co. becom-
ing president and CEO. After the company nescu; brothers, Jerry, Gary, Barry Senescu,
was sold Larry worked for McKinstry Co. all from California; sister, Terry Hoogestede
of Bend; his loving in-laws, Angie and Rich
and moved to Vancouver and retired.
Golf, tennis, running, fishing, kayaking Holmen, Natalie Butler, Tom and Ruth Nor-
and hiking were some of his favorite things wood; and numerous “Kiddies.”
Special thanks to the Nutas family, Re-
to do. He was an avid reader and enjoyed
history. His passions in life always involved becca, Eliza and Amos at the Homestead
family, church, dogs and the beach. As his Senior Care, for Larry’s exceptional loving
kids grew he was always involved with care.
Remembrances can be made in Larry’s
them, coaching sports or volunteering with
the scouts or church and school activities. name to Canine Companions for Indepen-
He offered his time at St. Louise in Bellevue dence, or the Association for Frontotemporal
and Holy Redeemer in Vancouver, also being degeneration. Larry’s brain has been donated
a member of Our Lady of Victory Catholic to OHSU brain research for study.
A funeral mass will be held at St. Joseph
Church in Seaside, Oregon. He was a Eucha-
ristic minister and a Knight of Columbus. Catholic Church, 400 S. Andresen Road,
Larry and Mary volunteered their time with Vancouver, Washington, on Friday, Nov. 3,
CCI, an organization that raises service dogs at 1 p.m. Reception to follow.
BRENNA VISSER/SEASIDE SIGNAL
The scene of a rollover crash south of Seaside.
Driver injured in rollover
crash south of Seaside
One person was injured
when a Ford Ranger struck an
embankment and rolled over
on U.S. Highway 101 just
south of Seaside about 3:15
p.m. Friday, Oct. 20.
Seaside Fire Division
Chief David Rankin said no
other vehicles were involved,
and the driver, who is not be-
ing named at this time, was
sent to Providence Seaside
Hospital with unknown inju-
ries.
The highway was closed
about 4 p.m. to one lane of
traffic. Rankin said he expect-
ed the road to be clear within
the hour once a tow truck was
available to remove the to-
taled vehicle.
returned home of their own
accord.
landing on the caller’s stoop.
Officers contacted the neighbor
and advised them of the com-
plaint. The neighbor said they
would stop spitting.
POLICE LOG
Oct. 6
11:02 a.m., 800 block S. Co-
lumbia: Officers retrieve a used
syringe.
12:03 p.m., 500 block S. Prom:
Vehicle damage and criminal
mischief were reported.
4:09 p.m., 1200 block Avenue B:
A disturbance was reported.
Oct. 7
7:48 a.m., Oceanway: A motor
vehicle hit and run is reported.
1:58 p.m., Shoreline and Sema-
phore 10A: A person reported
missing is later located walking
in town.
2:19 p.m., Avenue A: Caller re-
ports a woman picking flowers by
the Subway sandwich shop. Caller
says the woman is “falling over.”
Police arriving on scene deter-
mine the woman is ok and not a
danger to others or herself. She is
warned against picking flowers.
Oct. 8
4:52 a.m., 400 block S. Roos-
evelt: Police respond to a report
of a suicidal subject. Upon their
arrival, the subject requests
transport to the hospital for
evaluation.
12:45 p.m., Seaside Police
Headquarters: A person came in
to register as a sex offender.
2:33 p.m., 200 block 1st Avenue:
Police respond to a report of a
woman waking up in a hotel
room she didn’t pay for. She is
disoriented. Police say she was in
the wrong room.
7:41 p.m., N. Holladay: Police
assist in locating an elderly wom-
an with dementia who became
separated from her sister while
they are on holiday. The woman
was found and reunited with her
relative.
Oct. 9
11:26 a.m., Avenue U and the
beach: Police begin a fire inves-
tigation.
12:58 p.m. 2900 block Sunset:
A grass or brush fire is reported
and subsequently extinguished.
the sidewalk is given a courtesy
ride home by police.
9:28 p.m., Pocket Park: An intox-
icated man is given a courtesy
ride home after police determine
this is the best course of action.
11:24 p.m., Oceanway: A person
is arrested on a warrant.
Oct. 10
9:15 a.m. 2400 block Ocean Vista:
Police respond to a report of a
man going around knocking on
doors and attempting to look in
windows. Subject left the area
before police could locate.
4:18 p.m., Avenue A: A motor
vehicle hit and run accident is
reported.
9:59p.m., Seaside police station:
A 5-inch blade custom-look-
ing knife is turned in as found
property.
Oct. 11
6:25 p.m., 300 block S. Roos-
evelt: A person reported to be
having a screaming fit was gone
on police arrival.
12:09 a.m., 2400 block S. Roos-
evelt: A person is cited for misuse
of 911.
7:14 p.m., Seaside Police Head-
quarters: A person came in to
register as a sex offender.
4:14 a.m., 2400 block S. Roos-
evelt: Another misuse of 911 is
reported at the same residence.
8:56 p.m. 400 block Broadway:
A man said to be passed out on
1:10 p.m., 1100 block Broadway:
Police respond to a report of one
person said to have shoved an-
other person in the locker room
of a business. An internal report
is being done; police were asked
to trespass the subject from the
property. The subject denied
any physical contact and said
the altercation was verbal only.
The subject called the reporting
person a liar. A trespass notice
was issued.
3:05 p.m., N. Holladay: Hotel
staff reported finding items left
in a room including a firearm.
The tenant of the room said the
booking was made in error and
they were not planning on leav-
ing that day. All items, including
the firearm, were returned to the
owner.
3:51 p.m., N. Holladay: A
juvenile reported as a runaway
Oct. 12
5:06 p.m., Seaside police station:
A person came in for their annu-
al sex registration.
Oct. 13
2:03 a.m., Seaside Providence
Hospital: Police were called to
trespass an unwanted person;
they stood as possible assistance
while hospital security removed
the individual from the premises.
2:19 a.m., Seaside library: A
person sleeping on the grounds
is advised to move along.
7:58 a.m., 1600 block Broad-
way: A person called to report
a neighbor’s spitting from their
upstairs apartment, the spit was
9:26 a.m. Lea Way: An assault
in the fourth degree is reported.
The person alleged to have been
doing the assaulting attempt-
ed to interfere with the officer
making the report.
9:25 a.m., 700 block S. Down-
ing: A property manager asked
for police assistance removing
guests from a room she said she
was unaware had been rented
to them by one of her staff. She
said the guests were drug users.
Their credit card had also been
declined. The subjects were
removed from the room and
trespassed.
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