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PUBLIC SAFETY
OBITUARIES
8:17 a.m., Library: Police make
contact with a male subject
reported sleeping under a
blanket. He refused to identify
himself. No mention of action
taken.
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
March 11
12:06 a.m.. 10th and Necani-
cum: Caller thinks someone is
attempting to break into his
trailer. Police on arrival fi nd
nothing suspicious.
8:32 a.m., 200 block S. Down-
ing: EMS call.
11:19 p.m., N. Wahanna: EMS
call.
March 15
6:53 a.m., 2500 block S. Roos-
evelt: EMS call.
6:57 a.m., 300 block 17th Ave-
nue: EMS call.
9:52 a.m., Eleventh and Necani-
cum: A disturbance is reported.
3:25 p.m., Avenue N and S.
Jackson: Caller reports male
urinating in public.
10:07 a.m., 300 block 17th
Street: EMS call.
4:15 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: A loud generator is re-
ported running at the trailer
camp.
10:10 p.m., 1000 block Hol-
laday Drive: Caller reports a
woman screaming for help in
the area.
10:14 p.m., 500 block S. Frank-
lin: EMS call.
March 16
12:58 p.m., 400 block 14th Av-
enue: Caller reports a stalking
issue that has been going on
for months. They’re given op-
tions.
March 12
3:32 p.m., Convention Center.
Assistance is rendered.
7:19 a.m., 600 block S. Edge-
wood: EMS call.
5:70 p.m., 1100 block Queen
Street: Dog complaint.
8:33 a.m., 1300 block Sea Bright
Way: A loose horse is reported;
offi cer on scene reports “riding
away into the sunset.”
10:06 p.m., 1800 block S. Roos-
evelt: Caller reports an RV ille-
gally camping.
9:18 p.m., 700 block Avenue
H: Caller reports male subject
occupying the doorway of a
business; subject is contacted
and says they will be moving
on.
2:54 a.m., 800 block S. Roos-
evelt: Caller requests a wel-
fare check on an intoxicated
female reported falling on her
face.
March 13
3:17 a.m., 1200 block Avenue E:
EMS call.
2:38 p.m., 1200 block S. Roo-
sevelt: Caller reports man
dumping garbage from his
motor home into the street.
Police contact the person
who agrees to clean up their
mess.
6:13 p.m., Avenue S and the
Prom: Sex crimes are reported.
March 14
2:56 a.m., Holladay and Avenue
G: A man is reported screaming
in the area.
March 17
9:03 a.m., Library: Caller re-
ports they have video footage
of a subject vomiting, urinat-
ing and smoking on library
property. The subject is indef-
initely trespassed.
11:19 a.m., 800 block S. Holla-
day: Caller reports their car was
broken into overnight.
6:32 p.m., Avenue M and S.
Jackson: Caller reports RV in
the area they suspect will be
camping overnight.
10:11 p.m., 1700 block 12th
Avenue: A disturbance is re-
ported.
See Logs, Page A3
DEATH NOTICE
Michael Steven Douglas
Michael Steven Douglas, 74, of Seaside, died in Seaside.
Hughes-Ransom Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements.
A celebration of life will be announced.
Carol (Pilgard) Hartstrom
Lorna Marie Brandt
Eugene
1939-2021
Gearhart
March 20, 1954 — Dec. 19, 2021
In loving memory to Pleasant Hill, where
of a beautiful woman, they raised their two
a beautiful soul, Carol children. They both
(Pilgard)
Hartstrom. were avid support-
She was a lov-
ers of what-
ing,
generous
ever interested
and kind sister,
their children,
aunt, mother and
Michelle and
grandmother. She
Rik, as they
was dearly loved
were growing
by her family
up.
and by her many
Carol enthu-
Carol
friends! Her dog,
siastically took
Hartstrom
“Cassadore,” was
on the sup-
her favorite pal.
port staff (team
She was preceded manager) role for Fred,
in death, in 2004, by who coached youth
her high school sweet- sports when Rik was
heart and husband, young. Carol had more
Fred Hartstrom. Also recently been privileged
preceding her in death to see her grandsons’
were her mother, Gud- intense interest in sports.
laug (Goodie), and
Carol and Fred both
father, Harvey Pilgard; loved cats and dogs,
sisters, Delores Wan- and they were cherished
gen and Eleanor Swen- members of the fam-
son-Nephew; and one ily in both Pleasant Hill
brother, Harold Pilgard. and Eugene. She and
She is survived by Fred always had a fond-
her daughter, Michelle ness for the coast and
Hartstrom
(husband loved to visit the beach
Mark Stell), of Portland; at any season.
her son, Rik Hartstrom,
Carol
was
very
of Portland; two grand- involved with helping
sons, Jaeden and Wil- plan annual Astoria class
liam Hartstrom; one sis- reunions and loved the
ter, Inez Pinkstaff ; and close ties she had with
two sisters-in-law, Mil- her classmates. She also
lie (MacKenzie) Forbes enjoyed participating in
and Joyce Angelus. She nonprofi t organizations
had four loving nieces in Eugene. Carol lived in
and eight nephews, Eugene until she passed
Sheila, Diane, Denise away in December 2021.
and Lori and Denny,
A memorial service
Tom, Steve, Jim, Keith, will be held at First
Bill, Chris and Michael. Presbyterian Church in
Carol was born in Astoria at 11 a.m. on
1939 and raised in Asto- May 28.
ria. In high school, Carol
A private burial ser-
enjoyed being a mem- vice will be held at
ber of the cheerlead- Greenwood Cemetery
ing squad. After high following the service.
school, she attended
A reception will be
college in the Puget held at the Astoria Elks
Sound,
Washington, Lodge, following the
area. She later moved to service, until 5 p.m.
Eugene and worked for
Memorial contribu-
the Lane County asses- tions may be given to
sor’s offi ce.
your local animal shel-
In 1965, she married ter or to Oregon Public
Fred, and they moved Broadcasting.
Our community has lost on patrol with her.
When not working as an
an incredible lady!
Retired police offi - offi cer, Lorna coached track
cer Lorna Marie Brandt and fi eld, volleyball, bas-
ketball and softball.
entered this world,
When not coaching,
along with her twin
she umpired Lit-
brother, Roger, on
tle League baseball
March 20, 1954,
and softball.
in Eugene. They
In 1997, Lorna
joined their sis-
purchased
her
ter, Rebecca, and
home in Gearhart,
parents, Keith and
Lorna
and
immediately
Patricia Brandt.
Brandt
cleared the back
Her
father,
half-acre for train-
an architect, and
mother, a teacher, moved to ing dogs. That led to build-
Sacramento, California, for ing a barn for the 4-H kids
employment in 1956. They to train their dogs, which
moved into a beautiful cen- will continue in her honor.
tury-old farm on 200 acres. Lorna was a 4-H leader of
In 1969, their home was the Paws N’ Action club for
destroyed by fi re, and con- over 20 years.
When Lorna saw a need,
sequently they moved into
she tried to fi ll it. Quietly,
town.
Lorna excelled at any she and her partner, Laura,
sport she tried. Some of sent many kids to summer
her track and fi eld records camps and sport camps.
stood for decades. She If a child needed sports
graduated from Chico State equipment, they would
College with a degree in purchase it. Seeing them
teaching. One of her fi rst smile and be happy was the
jobs was as a trainer for the only payment.
Many of the local chil-
Sacramento Gold pro soc-
dren were recipients of
cer team.
In 1985, Lorna moved new bicycles, coats, shoes,
to Oregon, and started backpacks and musical
at the Scappoose School instruments.
Lorna stated that, “a
District as a teacher and
coach. During summer- good Christian should give
time she was a park direc- far more than receive.” She
tor for Portland Parks & far exceeded that! As one
little boy said, “You’re my
Recreation.
In 1988, Lorna joined hero!”
Lorna leaves behind her
the Columbia County
posse, and loved law brother, Roger Brandt, of
Scottsdale, Arizona; her
enforcement.
In 1990, a big career sister, Rebecca Grayem
change! She was hired and Mel, and six nieces and
by the Gearhart Police nephews, in Sacramento;
Department. That started and her family, Laura
her career as an offi cer, Chester, Shelby Chester,
which spanned 28 years, Kevin Chester, Roni Han-
included
the
Cannon son and Joy Chester.
A memorial will be held
Beach Police Department,
and fi nished at the Seaside at the Clatsop County Fair-
grounds on April 16 at
Police Department.
In 1996, while work- 2 p.m. Please bring your
ing for the Gearhart Police dog, and share a memory!
In lieu of fl owers, please
Department, she purchased,
trained and got state certifi - donate to your local animal
cation for a canine to have assistance groups.