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OBITUARIES
Keith Alan Rooney
Seaside
April 8, 1967 — Jan. 4, 2021
Seaside Signal
Keith Alan
Rooney
was born in Astoria on
April 8, 1967, to Robert E.
Rooney and Deanna Rooney
(Bergeson).
I miss him so much. He
always had a big smile for
everyone, and a big heart, but
his heart failed him on Jan. 4,
2021.
He loved his sons, Robert
Leslie Rooney, age 12, and
Ronny Russell Rooney, age
10, so much. His boys were
named after grandpa Rooney
and grandpa Les Ronny Rus-
sell Rooney, best friend, Ron
Hopla, and great-grandpa,
Russell.
Keith graduated from Sea-
side High School in 1986 and
went to Mount Hood Com-
munity College for a short
time before joining the U.S.
Army in 1988. He attended
boot camp in Fort Bragg,
North Carolina, and then was
stationed in Germany, where
he was trained as a combat
engineer.
Once he was out of the
Army, Keith moved to Alaska
to work with his dad as a
heavy equipment operator.
Most recently, he worked as
a driver Clean Sweep, owned
by Ben and Tammy Olson.
We lived in a logging camp
in Thorne Bay, Alaska, from
1969 to 1974. Keith attended
fi rst grade there. He became
a big brother when his sister,
Shannon, was born in Ket-
chikan, Alaska, in 1971.
Baseball was Keith’s
favorite sport growing up.
From pee-wee to varsity, we
never missed a game. Keith
was a catcher for all four
years on varsity. He had a
lot of respect for coach Jim
Auld, from whom he learned
a great deal.
Keith had a lot of friends
and family. He is survived
by his dad, Robert Rooney
(Sandee), in Fairbanks,
Alaska; and his mother,
Deanna, and stepfather, Les
Philbrook, of Seaside.
In addition, Keith leaves
behind the following fam-
ily members: brother, Hunter
Rooney;
sister,
Dako-
tah Rooney; brother, Bran-
don Philbrook, his wife, Jen,
and nieces, Emily and Lei-
ana; sister, Shannon Lahaie,
her partner, Jim, and their
children, Kaelee and Jacob;
sister, Charmagne Stous
(Ray); brother, James Phil-
brook (Christine); uncle,
Gary Bergeson (Pat); uncle,
Larry Bergeson (Linda);
uncle, Wayne Bergeson
(Joni); uncle, Wade Bergeson
(Jackie); and aunt, Lynn
Bergeson.
Dusty Cheuvront was
always a big part of Keith’s
life. He has always been a
big part of our family. He
was like a son to Keith, and
Keith was so proud of him.
Dusty is now a staff sergeant
with the U.S. Marines. Keith
was close to Dusty, his wife,
Rachell, and their kids, Baily,
Zeke and Ellie.
Keith was a great father.
He raised his children by
himself, with a little help
from grandma Deanna.
I love you son, and miss
your daily phone calls.
Love you forever,
Mom
“When I am gone, release
me — let me go / I have so
many things to see and do. /
You must not tie yourself to
me with tears / Be happy that
we had so many years.
“I gave you love, you
can only guess / How much
you gave me in happiness. /
I thank you for the love each
have shown / But now it is
time I traveled alone.
“So grieve awhile for me
if grieve you must / Then let
your grief be comforted by
trust. / It is only for a while
that we must part / So bless
those memories within your
heart.
“I will not be far away, for
life goes on / So if you need
me, call and I will come. /
Though you cannot see or
touch me, I will be near/ And
if you listen with your heart,
you will hear / All of my love
around you, soft and clear.
“Then when you must
come this way alone / I will
greet you with a smile and
‘Welcome Home.’”
We would like to thank
everyone who was so kind
in sending fl owers and cards
and and making condolence
calls.
We would also like to
thank Providence Seaside
Hospital and Providence St.
Vincent Medical Center for
taking good care of Keith and
for everything they did. We
appreciate it.
Thank you from the Phil-
brook and Rooney families.
Suzanne Margaret Louis
Seaside
March 25, 1946 — May 3, 2021
Suzanne
Margaret
Louis, 75, of Seaside, was
born March 25, 1946, and
passed away at home on
May 3, 2021, surrounded
by her loving family.
She married David Louis
in 1981, and they made their
home in Seaside, where
they raised their family. A
true matriarch, she dedi-
cated her life to her family,
creating a home where peo-
ple were loved and accepted
unconditionally.
She believed in com-
plete authenticity, and
always encouraged those
around her to be their true
selves. She off ered love and
forgiveness easily, and was
a guiding force to all who
knew her.
Suzanne had a green
thumb, and an eye for inte-
rior design. She loved
cooking for her family, and
always had an extra seat
at her table for those who
needed it. Suzanne will be
deeply missed by everyone
who had the privilege to
know and love her.
Suzanne is preceded in
death by her dear mater-
nal grandmother, Wil-
liah Smith, and survives
through her beloved hus-
band, David; her four chil-
dren, Scott, Todd, Christian
and Meilyn; and her nine
grandchildren, Thea, Chris-
tian Jr., Ava, Odin, Ala-
ric, Aram, Willo, Lilla and
Brodie.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
10:31 p.m., Sunset Boule-
vard: Emergency medical
response.
investigation; no hazardous
materials., U.S. Highway 101
and Pacific Way.
1:23 a.m., N. Holladay: Po-
lice assistance is requested
to awaken a sleeping sub-
ject in a hotel lobby. Police
help the person find a cab
to take them home.
May 4
4:23 p.m., emergency med-
ical service,, Surf Pines near
Manion Drive, Surf Pines.
8:21 a.m., N. Roosevelt: A
transient who trashed the
Chambers restroom with
garbage is cited for criminal
mischief.
2:07 p.m., The Cove: Emer-
gency medical response. A
sick person is cared for.
A lost person is assisted
returning to their hotel.
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
May 4
April 30
8:41 a.m., 1000 block 12th
Ave: Subjects reported
camping in the area are
advised there’s been a com-
plaint and agree to move
along.
12:38 p.m., 400 block S. Co-
lumbia: Emergency medical
response.
May 1
3:59 a.m., 900 block S. Holl-
aday: A person is arrested on
a warrant.
11:50 p.m., 1000 block S.
Holladay: A person going
through trash cans is ad-
vised to leave the area.
May 2
1:42 a.m., 500 block Broad-
way: After police respond
to a call for help, police
searched the area. They
spoke with two transients
claimed they weren’t the
ones calling for help, but
there was nobody else in the
area.
3:37 p.m., 400 block Broad-
way: Police respond to a
report of a person walking
around brandishing a large
sword. No such person is
located.
9:32 a.m., Ocean Way
and Columbia: A transient
blocking the sidewalk with
his belongings is advised to
stop blocking the sidewalk.
May 3
2:19 p.m., 1600 block
Broadway: A person is ar-
rested on a warrant.
2:59 p.m., Beach and 14th
Avenue: Subjects reported
pitching tents on the beach
and having a bonfire in the
logs are advised to put out
their fire, pack up, move
along.
3:36 p.m., 500 block Ave-
nue U: Subjects are cited for
unlawful burning.
3:54 p.m., 400 block S. Holl-
aday: Caller reports children
she feels are neglected; po-
lice contact the household
and determine the children
are in the care of a responsi-
ble adult.
11:44 p.m., Broadway Park:
May 5
12:04 p.m., Broadway Park:
Dog complaint.
5:50 p.m., 12th and Prom: A
child reported lost or miss-
ing on the beach is located
by police and fire personnel
who reunited the child with
its family.
8:27 p.m., Chamber re-
strooms: A female reported
screaming is advised if she
doesn’t cut it out, she’ll
be arrested for disorderly
conduct.
May 6
9:15 a.m., 1200 block Ave-
nue D: Suspicious circum-
stances are reported.
May 5
11:00 a.m., 3100 block Sun-
set Blvd.: Fire alarm.
May 6
12:31 p.m., 1200 block Av-
enue B: Emergency medical
response.
4:40 p.m., 1500 block N.
Holladay Drive: Fire investi-
gation.
May 7
10:35 p.m., Ocean Way:
Emergency medical re-
sponse.
OREGON STATE
POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
Car broken into
10:31 a.m., U.S. Highway
101 and Avenue U: Car
accident.
A motorist from Hillsboro
traveling with her teen
daughter who parked their
Nissan Juke at the Sunset
Trailhead parking lot May 5
reported to police at 15:30
when she returned to her
car, she saw her front pas-
senger window broken and
her daughter’s backpack
and her handbag stolen. Po-
lice say the incident is under
investigation.
1:59 p.m., 400 block S. Roo-
sevelt: A woman reported
screaming and making a
scene in a store tells police
there is no emergency.
She is trespassed from the
property.
11:45 p.m., Avenue G and
The Prom: A disturbance is
reported.
SEASIDE FIRE & RESCUE
GEARHART
FIRE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY
LOG
FIRE LOG
April 30
1:31 p.m., East end Avenue
D: Fire investigation.
3:08 p.m., Estuary: Emer-
gency medical response.
7:49 a.m., emergency med-
ical service,, Manion, Surf
Pines.
April 16
9 a.m., emergency medi-
cal service,, Wind and Sea,
Warrenton.
10:15 a.m., authorized con-
trolled burning, Rachelle,
Warrenton.
1:40 p.m., cover assign-
ment, standby, moveup,
Main, Warrenton.
10:24 p.m., unauthorized
burning, U.S. Highway 101,
Seaside.
April 17
10:08 a.m., unauthorized
burning, Seventh St.
9:08 p.m., unauthorized
burning, Lewis Road, Ocean
Shores/Beach, Sunset
Beach.
April 18
9:32 a.m., unauthorized
burning, 10th and Marion.
11:29 a.m., building fire,
Pine Ridge.
7:31 p.m., smoke/CO alarm
installation and battery
replacement, Blue Heron,
Warrenton.
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2:57 p.m., building fire, Cox,
Hamlet.
April 25
8:29 a.m., emergency medi-
cal service, Ridge.
April 26
10:05 p.m., smoke detector
activation due to malfunc-
tion. Fourth Street, Gearhart.
10:31 p.m., emergency
medical service, Polo Ridge.
11:37 p.m., emergency
medical service, Pine.
April 29
11:23 a.m., emergency
medical service, Ocean.
3:57 p.m., motor vehicle
accident with injuries, mile-
post 15, Warrenton.
April 30
10:35 p.m., motor vehicle
accident with no injuries,
milepost 15, Warrenton.
11:55 p.m., emergency
medical service, Creekside.
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April 23
7 p.m., authorized con-
trolled burning, Gearhart.
1:55 a.m., emergency
medical service, Campbell,
Seaside.
3:58 p.m., The Cove: Fire
investigation.
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12:50 p.m., building fire,
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12:42 p.m., passenger
vehicle fire, milepost 14.75,
Warrenton.
April 28
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7:16 p.m., emergency
medical service, Edgewood,
Seaside.
3:18 p.m., search for lost
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12:40 p.m., HazMat release
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April 15
April 27
9:37 a.m., emergency med-
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1:40 p.m., 300 block S. Roo-
sevelt: A person is arrested
on a warrant.
3 p.m., Police headquarters:
A person came in to register
as a sex offender.
9:14 a.m., 1600 block S.
Downing: Emergency medi-
cal response.
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