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OBITUARIES
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
John Henry Newman
Cannon Beach
June 19, 1964 — June 19, 2022
John Henry New-
Oregon ProStart com-
man, 58, passed away
petition two years in a
suddenly on June 19,
row, sending them to
2022.
nationals. In his heart,
John was born on
John truly loved giving
June 19, 1964, in Glen-
to others and showing
dora, California, to
how hard work, posi-
his loving father and
tive belief and spiritual
mother, Herald Gerald
conviction can carry us
Newman and Sesame
to our dreams.
Smith.
Together with his
John is survived
wife, Sandy, they men-
by his cherished wife,
tored countless young
Sandy; his sisters, Kelly
people through cook-
and Mary Newman; his
ing, surfi ng and volun-
John Newman
brothers, Matt Newman
teering with a variety of
(Shawn), Buddy Harry
organizations. John was
Gerald Newman III and Will Moore; an avid surfer, and he rode waves with
his sister-in-law, Paula Mushrush (Rus- friends from Bali to Morro Bay, Cali-
sell); his nieces, Megan Terry, Caitlin fornia, to the East Coast, often accom-
Terry, Lisa Williams (Jamie), Heather panied by his dogs, most recently his
Hamilton (Waqar), Irene Allman and beloved “Remy” who passed with
Jade Puschautz (Paul); and his neph- John. He had an endless stoke, and
ews, Jeremy Hansen, Alex Newman wanted everyone to experience the
and Kyle Terry (Kim).
thrill of surfi ng.
He was a “Great Funckle” to grand-
When we remember John, we can’t
nephews, Seth Hansen and Ace Bol- help but think of his smile. He wel-
ing, and grandnieces, Joy Hansen, comed everyone in the same way —
Skye Hansen and Margaret Puschautz. no matter who you were, or where you
He is dearly remembered by his lov- stood in life, up or down, rich or poor,
ing Uncle Bob Smith and Aunt Lois, the smile was always there. We love
Uncle Rich (Valerie), and aunts, Diana him so much for his giant heart and true
Newman, Barbara Alfaro and Marilyn humility.
Korade, and countless beloved cousins
John worked hard, was very serious
and friends throughout the U.S.
about morality and had a code in life.
During his distinguished career, He had a deep belief in God, and his
John achieved tremendous recognition purpose. It is John’s unique spirit and
for his culinary expertise. He graduated caring heart that aff ects us so deeply,
from the Culinary Institute of Amer- and that we will remember forever.
ica in New York in 1990. Early on, he
In lieu of fl owers, the family is ask-
worked at the prestigious Silks Restau- ing for donations to be make in John’s
rant at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in name to any of the following organi-
San Francisco. In 1995, John became zations: Seaside High School Schol-
executive chef for the Stephanie Inn arships
(Seasidescholarships.com)
Dining Room in Cannon Beach.
or the Cannon Beach Christian Culi-
Over the years, chef Newman nary Academy (christianchefs.org),
cooked several times at the James where they are setting up a future culi-
Beard House in New York City. John nary scholarship in John’s name, or
was a four-time champion at the Til- in Remy’s name at your local animal
lamook County Iron Chef Black Box shelter.
competition. He was also a guest chef
A surf paddle out is planned during
at the 2002 Capitol holiday tree light- the Surf Contest in Pacifi c City Sept. 17
ing ceremony. In 2006, in perhaps and Sept. 18. Please contact Moments
their crowning achievement, John Surf Shop in Pacifi c City for more
and Sandy opened Newmans at 988, information at 503-483-1025.
which has won many accolades and
A memorial service will be held
has become a landmark restaurant in later at North Coast Family Fellow-
the area.
ship in Seaside. John will be laid to rest
John loved to teach, and was a men- in Cayucos, California, on the central
tor to many aspiring culinary students. coast with his mother, and where John
As the culinary instructor at Seaside and Sandy fi rst met and started their
High School, John’s students won the epic love story.
SEASIDE POLICE, FIRE
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
June 17
1:21 a.m., 1200 block S. Roosevelt:
Camping regulations.
2:06 a.m., 1000 block 24th Avenue:
A disturbance is reported.
Caller reports a transient camp
beginning to form.
8:37 a.m., Thompson Falls: Camp-
ing regulations.
4:30 p.m., 1300 block Broadway:
Camping and littering regulations.
3:29 p.m., 1000 block N. Prom: A
possible break-in is reported.
7:38 p.m., Goodman Park: Camp-
ing regulations.
5:34 p.m., Ocean Shore: A dog bite
is reported.
11:48 p.m., 200 block N. Holla-
day: Caller requests someone be
trespassed.
7:53 p.m., 14th Avenue: Caller
reports someone with a camper in
the driveway of a residence they
suspect of camping. Police speak
with subjects who say they have
permission to stay at the residence
and are not sleeping in the camper.
June 21
9:17 a.m., 2100 block Aldermill
Road: Camping regulations.
2:20 a.m., 1000 block Avenue E:
Camping regulations.
10:58 a.m., 1000 block 24th Ave-
nue: A kayak is reported stolen.
4:29 a.m., 84000 Nordmark Drive:
EMS call.
12:12 p.m., 1300 block Sea Bright:
EMS call.
7:22 a.m., Holladay and Third Ave-
nue: Police respond to a report of a
man yelling; the subject is located
and arrested for disorderly conduct.
6:07 p.m., The Cove: A disturbance
is reported.
9:25 p.m. Chambers area: A person
is arrested on a warrant.
June 18
2:50 a.m., Edgewood and Broad-
way: An intoxicated citizen is given
a courtesy ride home.
7:07 a.m., N. Columbia: Caller re-
ports two people sleeping in front
of his business. They are awakened
and advised of trespass.
7:29 a.m., Old High School: A
person occupying a motorhome is
advised he is on private property
and he must fi nd another place to
park.
12:46 p.m., Arch Cape Beach: Water
rescue.
4:57 p.m., 1900 block S. Roosevelt:
Camping regulations.
7:57 p.m., First Avenue and U.S.
Highway 101: A person is arrested
and charged with driving while
under the infl uence of intoxicants.
10:05 p.m., Cartwright Park: Camp-
ing regulations.
10:46 p.m., Chamber restrooms:
Camping regulations.
June 19
12:49 p.m., 1100 block Necanicum:
Caller complains about a transient
who has strewn his belongings
everywhere and is being loud. The
person is trespassed.
1:32 p.m., 12th and Necanicum:
Caller reports possible burglary
suspect from previously reported
crimes.
4:02 p.m., Avenue V and Roosevelt:
7:48 a.m., 1700 block 12th Avenue:
Caller reports what she believes is a
dead body; police responding fi nd
a garbage bag fi lled with garbage,
not a body.
OREGON STATE
POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
Criminal citation
9:48 p.m., 500 block Beach Drive: A
person is arrested and charged with
driving while under the infl uence of
intoxicants.
A criminal citation was issued to
Kayla Marie Sandoval, 29, June 21
at 6:38 p.m. on U.S. Highway 101
milepost 19 after a trooper on pa-
trol saw an equipment violation on
a car she was driving. A traffi c stop
was conducted and Sandoval was
found to have a Clatsop County
warrant. She was criminally cited
and given a court date. Troopers
said she was in violation for not
wearing a seatbelt, driving with a
suspended license, and not having
insurance. She was told to get a
licensed driver to come and get
the car.
June 22
Lost control
4:58 a.m., 2900 block Evergreen:
Dog complaint.
A motorcycle rider June 22 at
6:15 p.m. lost control and crashed
on U.S. Highway 101 near milepost
15. He slid on the roadway and
his bike crossed into the opposite
lane of traffi c before coming to a
rest on the northbound shoulder.
He refused medical attention and
arranged for a ride to pick up his
motorcycle which troopers say had
less than in $2,500 damages.
8:52 a.m., Movie theatre parking:
Subject is advised to move their
motorhome.
10:06 a.m., East End of Avenue B:
Camping regulations.
8:00 p.m., 1500 block Spruce Drive:
Animal complaint.
5:14 a.m., 1000 block S. Down-
ing: Suspicious circumstances are
reported.
12:39 p.m., Broadway and Lincoln:
A traffi c stop is conducted for no
seatbelt; vehicle is impounded
when it’s discovered the driver’s
privileges have been suspended.
1:46 p.m., Holladay and Avenue G:
A person is arrested on a warrant.
6:07 p.m., Tillamook Head: EMS
call.
7:31 p.m., Thompson Falls/Middle
Fork: Camping regulations.
June 23
7:50 a.m., Beach in front of Mag-
gie’s: A disturbance is reported.
8:36 a.m., 2400 block S. Roos-
evelt: A vehicle reported stolen is
recovered.
Two-car crash
A Seaside man June 25 at 3:09 p.m.
was involved in a two-car crash
on U.S. Highway 26 near milepost
1. A minivan was turning off the
highway across the westbound
lane turning into a driveway when
another car traveling westbound
attempted to maneuver around
it but instead collided into the
minivan’s left rear end. The minivan
drove away from the scene but the
other car was towed by Classic Tow-
ing. No injuries were reported.
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Celebrate
America’s day
with us at
Seaside Outlets!
in the parking lot
presented by Seaside Outlets,
Legends Public House
and KSWB Radio CLATSOP.
Starting at
noon
live bands, Hamburgers,
Beer Truck, Ax throwing
and more!
Legends
Public
House
Plus sales happening all weekend!
Family friendly,
bring your own chair.
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