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OBITUARIES
Craig Fager Abrahamson
Vancouver, Washington
Nov. 25, 1953 — March 6, 2022
Craig was a well loved, Anderson and Sustain-
respected and talented musi- able Flooring Solutions, all
cian, artist and carpenter. He while continuing to play the
was a hard worker who was drums. He also taught drum
full of fun, loved life and lessons.
was passionate about music.
Craig resided in Vancou-
Craig got his
ver,
Washington,
fi rst drum set when
after having lived
he was 9. Classical
in Astoria, Eugene,
music was his fi rst
Cannon Beach, Port-
love, and he went on
land and St. Helens.
to study percussion
He fought a hard and
at the University of
long battle, never
Oregon.
giving up hope and
Craig
toured
Craig
never dwelling in
Europe and Rus- Abrahamson despair. He passed
sia in 1972 with the
away on March 6,
Astoria High School Band, 2022.
and played for the Clatsop
Craig was born in Ever-
Community College Jazz ett, Washington, on Nov. 25,
Band. He played on the 1953. His family moved to
Queen Mary in Long Beach, Astoria when he was 3 years
California, for a summer, old.
and played in many bands
Craig leaves behind his
throughout his musical wife, Sarah Weddle; and two
career.
children, Bianca and Max-
A few of those are Good well (Tara) Santino; two
Buddies, Spindri, Synco- grandchildren, Everett and
pated Sound, The Chris Teddy; a sister, Kathy Free-
Parker Trio, United Flight, man (Lanny); and 13 nieces
Shuffl e, Freestyle, The Wab- and nephews.
bits, Lucky Dawgs and
Craig was preceded in
Bivalve. He played many death by his parents, Ed and
years in Astoria for the Doris (Fager) Abrahamson.
North Coast Symphonic
Craig was a great friend to
Band, and played the tim- so many people, and always
pani in the Little Ballet The- had a warm smile and kind
ater’s “Nutcracker,” also for words to share. The family
many years.
would like to thank all of his
Craig was one of the wonderful friends and fam-
original California Raisins, ily for helping him with doc-
and studied with Joe Amato tor appointments and visit-
and Mel Brown. Craig had ing him at home.
various jobs. H e worked in
A party to honor Craig’s
Astoria at the fi sh canneries, life was held June 4 at the
at Greens Seafood, Hanna Astoria Elks Lodge.
Leo F. “Sonny” Brown
Dallas, Oregon
Oct. 28, 1937 — May 15, 2022
Leo F. “Sonny” Brown with the Department of
passed away May 15, 2022, Transportation in Alaska as
at his home in Dallas. He a project engineer in many
was 84 years old,
remote native vil-
and was born Oct.
lages, building roads
28, 1937, in Sea-
and airports.
side, the son of Stub
He retired from
Brown and Frances
Nome, Alaska, in the
Witte.
early 1990s, return-
A graduate of
ing to Oregon to
Gearhart
Grade
Leo
plant and operate
Brown
School and Sea-
a hazelnut orchard
side High School,
near Dallas.
he married Nancy
He is survived by
Cheney on Jan. 3,
his wife of 64 years,
1958, in Seaside.
Nancy; sons, Steve,
A U.S. Air Force vet- of Homer, Alaska, Craig, of
eran, Leo served in Den- Spokane, Washington, and
ver, Colorado, Homestead, Randy, of Dallas; daughter,
Florida, and Minot, North Jorine, of Tigard; two sis-
Dakota.
ters; two brothers; and six
In 1969, he began work grandchildren.
MEMORIAL
Michael Steven Douglas
Tuesday, June 14
DOUGLAS, Michael Steven — Funeral at Our Lady of
Victory Catholic Church, 120 Oceanway in Seaside. Rosary
is at 9:30 a.m., a Mass follows at 10 a.m. Personal eulogies
are welcome.
After the Mass, there is a reception, given by the Wom-
en’s Auxiliary, in the adjoining cafeteria.
The celebration of life then continues at Michael’s home,
1540 Lea Way in Seaside.
Police car damaged in crash
Seaside Signal
A
Hyundai
Tucson
crashed into a parked Sea-
side police car during a traf-
fi c stop late Sunday night.
Shortly after 11 p.m.,
Seaside police offi cer Jenson
Segui was conducting a traf-
fi c stop along U.S. Highway
101 south of Beerman Lane
with his emergency lights
activated when the Hyun-
dai Tucson traveling south-
bound ran into the rear of
the police car, a 2016 Dodge
Charger and pushed it into
a Toyota Camry stopped by
the offi cer.
The Hyundai rolled onto
its side and the driver had
to be extricated by Seaside
Fire and Rescue. The driver
of the Camry and Segui were
uninjured.
The driver of the Hyundai,
Ginnette Marberry, 43, of
Manzanita, was arrested for
driving under the infl uence of
intoxicants and transported to
a local hospital for evaluation
before being transferred to
the Clatsop County Jail .
Seaside Police Department
A Seaside police car making a traffi c stop was hit Sunday
night.
PUBLIC SAFETY
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOGV
May 27
6:10 a.m., 1000 block Avenue
F: A case is taken for a stolen
vehicle.
8:37 a.m., The Cove: Police ad-
dress a parking issue.
8:41 a.m., Seaside Golf Course:
Caller reports unlawful lodg-
ing on the street. Subjects are
advised of ordinances and say
they will move on.
2:55 p.m., 300 block S. Roos-
evelt: Campers are advised to
move along.
4:14 p.m., U.S. Highway 101
and Mill Creek: A person is cit-
ed for careless driving.
4:24 p.m., 300 block S. Holla-
day: A surrey is reported sto-
len.
4:44 p.m., Turnaround: Rob-
bery and kidnapping are re-
ported.
11:41 p.m., 2300 block Beach
Drive: A disturbance is report-
ed.
May 28
11:04 a.m., 200 block 10th
Avenue: A kitten is reported
missing.
11:25 a.m., 2200 block S. Prom:
A guest who refuses to surren-
der his room brings police to
a hotel. The person agrees to
vacate.
1:57 p.m., 700 block 16th
Street: Property manager re-
quests a welfare check on a
tenant who isn’t answering
their door. Police make con-
tact with the woman who says
she didn’t answer the door be-
cause she isn’t home.
5:12 p.m., Seaside: A caller
requests help from police lo-
cating her car which she said
she parked somewhere down-
town the night before.
7:55 p.m., 2500 block N. Roos-
evelt: Caller says children she
is babysitting with her adult
father won’t stay in bed and
keep climbing out the win-
dow. Police advise her to call
the children’s parents.
7:59 p.m., 800 block Necani-
cum Drive: Code violations.
9:13 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Police respond to a re-
port of a running generator;
on arrival no generator can be
heard running.
11:23 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Fireworks reported. Po-
lice on arrival say there were
no fi reworks.
May 29
12:10 a.m., 1900 block Spruce
Drive: EMS call.
12:52 a.m., 500 block Beach
Drive: EMS call.
8:11 a.m., Chamber restrooms:
Subjects parked in the parking
lot are advised to move along.
9:12 a.m. 500 block Avenue A:
Fire alarm.
9:30 a.m., 1100 block North
Roosevelt: EMS call.
9:52 a.m., Avenue A: Hotel
employee reports fi rearm
left behind by a guest. Police
arrive and contact the guest
who returned to the hotel to
collect it.
intoxicants.
11:53 p.m., 1100 block Broad-
way: Fire investigation.
May 31
12:50 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Camping regulations are
enforced.
12:56 p.m., 10th and Necan-
icum: Camping regulations;
eviction day.
1:01 p.m., N. Larch: Structure
fi re.
1:31 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Persons are cited for un-
lawful lodging.
2:57 p.m., 3200 block Rippet
Lane: EMS call. Another agen-
cy is assisted.
4:25 p.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: A disturbance is report-
ed. EMS on scene.
11:51 p.m., 1100 block Ave-
nue F: A person is arrested on
a warrant.
2:03 p.m., First Avenue: A cit-
izen called police to say they
accidentally left their fi rearm
in a hotel room. They ask if the
police can go to the hotel to
collect it. An offi cer went to
the hotel and took the fi rearm
into safekeeping.
June 1
2:23 p.m., Avenue H and Holl-
aday: A person is arrested on
a warrant after being pulled
over for improper display on
their vehicle.
1:05 p.m., 900 block 24th Av-
enue: A disturbance is report-
ed. EMS is on scene.
6:19 p.m., Ocean Shore be-
tween Third and Fourth ave-
nues: A person is arrested on
a warrant.
May 30
4:04 a.m., Avenue E: EMS call.
6:50 a.m., Goodman Park: Call-
er reports vehicle camping
and people sleeping inside.
They’re gone prior to police
arrival.
8:41 a.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Police take a report from
a woman who repeatedly says
her neighbors are stealing
from her. They say there is no
theft but there is a mental
health issue.
9:06 a.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: A woman is advised to
stop screaming at people who
aren’t there.
6:28 p.m., 600 block S. Roos-
evelt: A person reported driv-
ing while intoxicated is arrest-
ed and charged with driving
while under the infl uence of
9:04 a.m., 2100 block Alder-
mill: Four citations are issued
for unlawful lodging.
10:58 a.m., East End of Avenue
D: Two citations are issued for
unlawful lodging.
2:15 p.m., 300 block N. Holla-
day: An abandoned vehicle is
reported.
3:03 p.m., 900 block 24th Av-
enue: Abandoned junk is re-
ported.
9:44 p.m., North End of Frank-
lin: Abandoned junk is report-
ed.
10:12 p.m., Behind Safeway:
Subject is advised there is no
camping in the area.
3:15 a.m., Parking Garage: A
person discovered sleeping is
advised to move along.
6:12 a.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Caller reports campers
parked near sidewalk.
11:28 a.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: Five summonses are is-
sued for camping regulations
violations.
11:50 a.m., 2100 block Alder-
mill Avenue: A summons is
issued for camping regulation
violations.
11:53 a.m., 11th and Necan-
icum: A person reports their
bike stolen.
11:57 a.m., Downing between
First and Second avenues:
Caller reports motorhome
parked overnight in the park-
ing area. Subject is advised to
move. Police will be checking.
12:23 p.m., Haystack Rock,
Cannon Beach: Water rescue.
12:31 p.m., 10th and Necan-
icum: A summons is issued
for camping regulation viola-
tions.
3:25 p.m., Broadway Park: A
subject reported sleeping in
the park; the person leaves
when police arrive.
3:38 p.m., 400 block Avenue P:
Mail theft is reported
3:41 p.m., 800 block 16th Ave-
nue: Mail theft is reported.
3:46 p.m., 800 block S. Holla-
day: Mail theft is reported.
3:47 p.m., 800 block Avenue C:
Mail theft is reported.
3:48 p.m., 800 block Avenue C:
Mail theft is reported.
3:51 p.m., 300 block Avenue A:
Mail theft is reported.
3:52 p.m., 800 block First Ave-
nue: Mail theft is reported.
11:09 p.m., N. Holladay: EMS
call.
4:18 p.m., Haystack Rock, Can-
non Beach: Water rescue.
June 2
5:12 p.m., N. Hollday: Mail
theft reported.
3:06 a.m., Parking Garage: A
person is arrested on a war-
rant.
5:13 p.m., 1000 block S. Down-
ing: Mail theft is reported.
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June 1, 2022
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May 27, 2022
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