Greater Portland Area ChapterParents of Murdered ChildrenAnd Other Survivors of Homicide Victims14427 S. Forsythe Rd.Oregon City, OR 97045(503) 656-8039 POMC.com/portland

GROUP MEETINGSPOMC & Other Victims of Homicide Survivors - Monday, November 7Meetings take place at the Peace House located at: 2116 NE 18th Ave., Portland, OR (see map below) Meetings begin at 7:30pm but doors open at 7:00pm for informal time to sign-in, check out books and socialize. Hope to see you there!

Compassionate Friends - Tuesday, November 15Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at the Sunnyside Seventh Day Adventist Church located at: 10501 SE Market, Portland. Please call (503) 248-0102 for more information.

Roseberg Co-Victims of Homicide Support GroupThe greater Portland POMC chapter is proud to announce the start of Roseburg Co-Victim of Homicide Support Group in Roseburg, Oregon. In 2010, Janet and Lydia Meyer’s daughter and granddaughter, Sahara, was murdered. Please call these numbers to talk with the ladies about joining their meetings. Their numbers are Janet, 541-671-0372, or Lydia, 541-378-2449.

Survivors of Murder and Vehicular Homicide - Thursday, November 10Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month at the Port of Woodland, 141 Davidson Avenue, Woodland, WA at 6:30pm. For more information please contact Delores Cook at (360) 425-8658 or (360) 751-8658 (cell).

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Chapter LeaderMary Elledge (503) 656-8039Board MembersMary Elledge - Chapter LeaderGayle Moffit - Co-Leader (503) 761-1304Delores Cook - Co-Leader (360) 751-8658Karen Cornwall - SecretarySteve Abeling - TreasurerShirlene Guthrie - Parent AdvisorPat Schwiebert - Professional AdvisorRick Vaughn - Parent AdvisorRobert Pfeifer - Parent AdvisorAllen Tremain - Parent Advisor

POMC Meetings are a time for sharing experiences and emotions. We share a common situation, we are free to express any emotion: anger, sadness, frustration and laughter. We begin by sharing stories, sometimes focusing on a particular topic. Occasionally, we invite a speaker. We come together to support each other, not to judge. In order to maintain a safe place for sharing, we ask that anything said at a meeting remain confidential.

WHAT HAPPENS AT A MEETING?

November 2016Volume 35, No. 23

Our Loved Ones Remembered...BILL “BILLY” HEIN

Lived 7/14/66 - 11/28/88Son of Frank & Bonita Aadland

MARIE LYNN ADAMS-FULLERLived 11/22/57 - 11/24/81

Daughter of Emma L. Adams

DAIL LEA SCHROEDERLived 11/22/63 - 10/8/87

Daughter of Clint & Judy AndersonSister of Darla Lundgren & Dawn Haug

DANA LEE SALYERLived 11/5/65 - 7/1/86

Niece of Cindi Angerhofer

SCOTT ROBERT BELLLived 1/30/74 - 11/4/91

Son of Paula BerryStepson of Tim Berry

Grandson of Robert & Frances Barnett

SHAUNA CATHERINE MAYLived 4/29/57 - 11/28/80

Daughter of Zoe Ann Cooley

SHELLEY DAWN ELKINSLived 11/09/68 - 05/31/89

Daughter of Donald & Nina ElkinsSister of Sharon Christensen

GREGORY PHILLIP GUTHRIELived 11/7/62 - 9/27/91

Son of Thomas & Shirlene GuthrieBrother of Michael T Guthrie

Friend of Christy Copeland

EDDIE LEE GIBBSLived 11/1/66 - 3/6/87

Son of Roger & Patricia HanleyBrother of Teresa Robbins

VALERIE DEE MCDONALDLived 5/24/54 - 11/9/80

Daughter of Bob & Dee Dee Kouns

CRAIG JENSENLived 10/23/69 - 11/3/90

Son of Barbara Morris

ANDREW J. “ANDY” MCDONALD Lived 1/11/62 - 11/18/94

Husband of Debbie OyamadaSon of Madeline McDonald

Brother of Gordon, Mary, Cathy, Jean and Sarah

JODI MARIE BREWERLived 11/26/83 – 8/15/2003

Daughter of Pamela & James BrewerSister of Jacqueline Brewer

PAUL WHITCHERLived 1/23/72 - 11/19/94

Son of Darlene MyersStepson of Roger Myers

NANCY RAMIREZ.Lived 2/13/73 -11/12/94

Daughter of Edward & Marjorie Ramirez

DALE VINAL SAUNDERSLived 11/23/49 - 3/11/86

Loved on Paula J. Saunders

REBECCA LUCILE SCHAEFFERLived 11/6/67 - 7/18/89

Daughter of Benson & Danna Schaeffer

GREGG LEE SCHNEIBELLived 11/16/72 - 1/28/93

Son of Roy & Donna Schneibel

JAMES TALLEYLived 1/25/68 - 11/4/90

Son of Jean Talley

CLEON CARTERLived 11/23/74 - 9/7/94

Son of Cynthia Taylor

DAVID R. WAHLLived 10/25/68 - 11/12/95

Son of Tom & Bev JonesBrother of Melanie & Deborah

FRANCIS STICKLESLived 11/19/67 - 6/11/95Daughter of James Kadas

BRIAN TODD MITCHELLLived 3/23/71 -11/15/95

Son of Craig & Julie Mitchell

CAROLYN RUTH KILLABYLived 10/2/61 - 11/11/95

Daughter of Nancy Lou LorenzMother of Gina Sheaffer

Sister of Cynthia Rose, Susan Sheppard,

PAUL D. BISCHKELived 11/3/54 - 9/18/96

Son of Donna SuttonBrother of Barbara Berger

ELIZABETH A. ZALAS-EDWARDSLived 11/22/50 - 7/16/96

Wife of John ZalasFriend of Rosie Heacock

DARCEY RENEE FIXLived 8/1/58 – 11/27/80

Sister of Kimber Fix

ERIC JOHN JOLLIFFELived 11/21/69 – 6/9/91

Son of John & Carolyn Jolliffe

LINDA KARLOVICHLived 2/4/69 – 11/11/97

Loved one of Matt Karlovich & Martha Karlovich

PHYLLIS LARSON-SCHLAHTLived 12/8/48—11/28/98

Daughter of Eldon & Peggie LarsonSister of Donna Wallace

ALLA BOGDANOVLived 2/21/86 – 11/14/07

Child of Svetlana & Yuri Bogdanov

LUCY ADELE EILERTSONLived 2/26/98 – 11/24/98

Daughter of Mollie UselmanDaughter of Brooks Eilertson

Sister of Grant & Stella

MELISSA R. BITTLERLived 11/19/87 – 12/13/01

Daughter of Tom & Mary Bittler

CASSONDRA MEGAN ”CASSIE” GOODRICH-BROWN

Lived 11/15/84 – 1/5/03Daughter of Michael & Carolyn Brown

Niece of Elaine PremoGranddaughter of Anita Bonnema

MIRANDA DIANE GADDISLived 11/18/88 – 3/8/02

Daughter of Michelle DuffeySister of Marissa, Miriah and Jordan

Niece of Cha-Cha and MichaelCousin of Whitney, Kortney, Jacob and

SavannahGrandchild of Wesley & Vida Duffey

ANTHONEY GREGORY MILLERLived 3/24/98 – 11/3/98

Grandson of Bonnie Gordon

RITA MARCUSSINLived 5/25/53 – 11/19/73

Sister Barbara Graisy

ROB JONES, JR.Lived 11/7/77 – 8/24/01

Brother of Jacqueline Ochoa BassSon of Steve & Ida Perkins

JEFFERY McCAIN GROSSLived 4/17/85 – 11/7/02Son of Kathleen Peterson

MICHELLE ANN SLATTUMLived 12/9/70 – 11/14/89Daughter of Mary Slattum

ANDRE ANDAURLived 11/11/89 – 5/15/04

Son of Vivian Andaur

Our Loved Ones Remembered...JAMIL HAKEEM KEMP

Lived 3/1/80 – 11/11/04Son of Charles Kemp

ANNA TERESA PELAYSLived 11/2/84 – 12/29/97

Daughter of Christina Pelays

SHANE WARDLived 11/21/69 – 12/14/89

Son of Lois Ward

NICOLE MARIE HUTCHINGSLived 6/15/83 – 11/1/04

Daughter of Robin and Jim HutchingsSister of Amanda Hutchings

ERIN DAWN WILSONLived 5/13/82 – 11/12/07

Daughter of Steve and Kerry CraneNiece of Kim Oeflex

DAVID STIPELived 11/6/88 – 6/5/08

Son of Maureen Miltenberger

TASHA PULSLived 7/21/72 – 11/6/03

Sister of Tim and Misty Boggs

JOHN WILLIAM STEWARTLived 12/15/75 – 11/7/07

Son of Lori Towne

CHARLES DANIEL CALLAWAYLived 2/28/75 – 11/16/07

Son of Phil and Karyn CallawayBrother of Jesse Callaway

MAX CHAMBERLINLived 7/5/87 – 11/3/09Son of John Chamberlin

MICHAEL ROY RICHARDSLived 11/18/74 – 2/6/03

Son of Karen Richards

HAZEL F. “SIS” STEPHENSLived 7/3/45-11/26/04

Loved one of Jeffrey C. Stephens & Sarah Sutherland

HOWARD A LEVEYLived 8/10/56 – 11/3/96

Brother of Dan Levey

BRITTANY JEAN STIGALived 11/9/90 – 11/1/02Loved one of Lori Lucia

DAVID GRUBBSLIved 11/23/87 – 11/19/11

Son of Cherie GrubbsSon of Michael Grubbs

Brother of Sarah & Rachell

DAVID ANTHONY WESTLived 11/30/76 – 1/14/06

Son of Beth West

LYNN LEEANN RINGLived 12/9/64 – 11/7/94Daughter of Maria Ring

SAMATHA EFFINGHAMLived 6/5/95 – 11/23/12

Daughter of Tracey Effingham

MICHELLE LEIGH WALKERLived 11/18/70 – 7/6/13

Daughter of Dolly Spencer

AUTUM RAYN BARNHARTLived 11/21/81 – 11/26/01

Daughter of Artanya Barnhart

RONALD JAMES OVERSTREETLived 11/22/79 – 3/4/06

Loved one of Julie and Daniel Baldie

LONDON GREY McCABELived 9/21/08 – 11/3/14

Son of Matt McCabe

DUSTIN M. FINNEYLived 11/11/82 – 8/12/11Son of Kristi Finney-Dunn

JULIO CESAR MARQUEV1/7/1998 – 11/7/2011

Son of Diana Baxter

LAYLA DAWN MARIE CUMMINGS-BAKKER11/7/1976 – 7/7/1984

Daughter of Mindy Bakker

NICOLETTE NAOMI “NIKKI” ELIA 6/11/1968 – 11/10/2014

Daughter of Madeleine GarcelonSister of Sonia DeLeon

COULTON MCCOMB – BUEHLER11/11/1996 – 9/30/2014Son of Ron & Kim Buehler

REBEKAH “BECKY” SELEGUE JOHNSON6/10/82 – 11/26/15

Friend of Mike Blackman

ANNIE MALINCHAK MCCANN1/5/1992 – 11/2/08

Daughter of Dan & Mary Jane McCann

HAROLD SLOAN BLANCHARDLived 11/25/82 – 10/24/10

Son of Harold & Ranae BlanchardBrother of Amber, Adam & Marisa Blanchard,Uncle of Manasseh, Alexa, Christopher, Lorin

&Gabe, Loved one of Mark & Mario Allen

JEFFERY RAY BROWNLived 11/20/1970 – 8/6/1994

Son of Ray & Pat Brown

DYLAN BERRETH DAYLived 11/16/1986 – 12/27/1988Son of Deborah Day & Al Barrett

CHARLES PERATTALived 11/11/1987 – 02/07/2005

Son of Lynette Voth

YVONNE RIOSLived 11/10/69 – 10/5/09

Sister of Grace Rios

GIFTS OF REMEMBRANCEPremier Manufacturing Company pays for our newsletter through the effort of Jeanne Gianella. Jeanne’s son, Billy

Gianella, was a victim of homicide (5/31/65-6/7/92).

Donald and Cynthia Rose in memory of Carolyn Killaby, a beloved sister, and April Hall, a beloved niece.

Memorial Donations for New WallDELORES KUNTZ AND ANTON Kuntz

THOMAS AND KIMBERLY NOLFBUCK AND CAROL JOHNON

MARIAN CO. VICTIMS IMPACT PANEL THROUGH TYLER AND LIZ KUNTZ

AUCTION AND RAFFLE

Spaghetti Dinner

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

FUNDRAISER TO PRE-ORDER TICKETS SEND TO: POMC 14427 S FORSYTHE RD. OREGON CITY, OR 97045 503-656-8039

$10.00 Adult - $6.00 Children 12 and under

Sponsored by Robert Pfeifer and American Legion Riders To support

The Greater Portland Area Chapter Of Parents Of Murdered Children (501C-3 Non-Profit – Tax Deductable)

Proceeds will be used for an additional memorial wall.

November 5, 2016 4:00 pm – 7:00pm American Legion Hall, Post 1 1830 SE 122nd, Portland, OR

French Bread

Dessert

Salad

Alcoholic beverages can be purchased in

bar

AUCTION AND RAFFLE

SUSAN SCHAREN SHARES POEM

(The following poem was given to us from a member and the author is unknown.)

I sit in havenAnd watch you every day;

I try to let you know with signsI never went away.

I hear you when you’re laughingAnd watch you as you sleep;

I even place my arms around youTo calm you as you weep.

I see you wish the days awayBegging to have me home;So I try to send you signs

So you know you are not alone.

Don’t feel guilty that you haveLife that was denied to me;

Heaven is truly beautifulJust you wait and see.

So live your life, laugh again,Enjoy yourself, be free;

Then I know with every breath you take,You’ll be taking one for me…….

Author unknown

Moments from the Day of Remembrance

SPEECH GIVEN AT THE DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

Good afternoon everybody!

I would like to welcome each and every one to our 2016 National Day of Remembrance. It is an honor to be able to celebrate the lives of our loved ones together. It is in remembering that we will never be apart.

This year it is even more special because we are also honoring the lives of police officers who have been murdered in the line of duty since 2009 in Oregon and Washington. We chose that date because that is when we celebrated our first National Day Remembrance here at Mt. View Cemetery.

It is because of your presence that this day lets the public know the horror of homicide. It is in all of us joining together that we let others know that over 16,000 people are murdered every year and the same amount are murdered by drunk drivers or on drugs. It will take all of us to work together so that we will be able to make a difference.

We make a difference when we vote for people who are in favor of rights for victims, speak out for protection of society, support and provide assistance for victims and co-victims of homicide and provide sanctions when a serious crime is committed.

I know that all of us here are thinking probably on the same lines. We are so grateful that you are here. Many of you here have helped to give us hope. We thank all of you who assist, guide us, and work for our rights. Sadly to say, we get calls from all over the United States from co-victims who are not receiving the rights all of us have worked so hard to get.

There are so many unsolved cases. Solving cold cases not only provides justice for those murdered, it keeps a murderer from murdering again. Solving problems for those living in domestic abuse situationsis imperative. Children need protection

Again, we are here to honor our beloved children, parents, grandparents, siblings, family members or friends whose lives were stolen from them. We bring an army here with us that understands and does not want to tolerate homicide. We all can make a difference

From the bottom of our hearts, we thank all of you here. Together, we are keeping our loved ones near and forever in our hearts.

Mary Elledge

A HUMAN HEART DOES MORE THAN KEEPING US ALIVE

A human heart does more than just keep us alive;It takes more than just living

So that we can survive.

Colorful balloons will be released in the sky;We are celebrating our loved ones’ lives

So it is alright if we smile And a safe place for us to cry.

*WHITE BALLOONS RELEASED REPRESENT OUR LOVED ONES

Our heart is what we refer to When we speak about love;It is what holds us together

When we think of the world above.

Our heart is what we offer To those we care about;

When we truly love someone,We are not afraid to speak out or even shout.

*BLUE BALLOONS RELEASED REPRESENT POLICE OFFICERS

Our heart is what we give to show that we care;It is the symbol of togetherness During the best and worst times

That we share. *WHITE AND BLUE BALLOONS RELEASED REPRESENT

US TOGETHER

Our heart is the first thing we think about When we join together;It is how we can survive The stormiest weather.

So now when we think about a heart,It will remind us that sharing our love

Keeps us from ever being apart;Having our Day of Remembrance

Let’s others know those taken from usAre only as far away as our heart.

Remembering keeps our loved onesForever in our hearts!

Mary Elledge

*Balloons were released at this time.

NOVEMBER 2016 MESSAGE FROM MARYTHANK YOU FOR SHARING OUR NATIONAL DAY OF

REMEMBRANCE

The Greater Portland Area Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children would like to thank each and every one of you who attended our September 2016 National Day of Remembrance. The cold and windy weather did not keep you away. It was wonderful meeting new members as well as seeing our faithful members who help get our message out. It was also heartwarming to see supporters and people who care about the loss of life because of homicide. Though the weather was cold, there was so much love and support from all those who attended. The love and warmth of those who care about those taken so cruelly from us and those whose loved ones names were on the wall warmed each of our hearts.

There were so many people that we are so grateful. But, I want to mention some of those who attended or helped sponsor our special day of remembering. It takes all of us to make it be meaningful.

We could not have done this alone. First of all, I would like to thank the city of Oregon City and the employees at Mt. View Cemetery under the direction of Jon Waverly. They spent countless hours setting up chairs, tents, and getting the grounds ready for the event. They helped direct traffic and take everything down after the event. We could not have put on the memorial without them. The office staff, Jinny King and Debra Allen, were there as well to attend to all of our needs.

This year we added a special feature to our celebration. We read the names of police officers who were murdered in the line of duty from Oregon and Washington starting from 2009. This was the year that we started fundraising for our memorial. We read each of these names out loud. There were two of the names that were already added on our wall from last year. We are hoping to get permission from the other police officers’ families to add their names to our new wall when it is finished.

We were honored to have Chief Dave Ham from Seaside to represent Sergeant Jason Goodding who was the latest police officer killed in Oregon. Officer Goodding’s father attended as well. We hope that Mr. Goodding will know that we will be here for him in any way possible. It is an honor to have our loved ones’ names along with the names of police officers who were murdered helping us be safe. We hope that others will see how important it is for us to work together for the safety of each other. Their families are truly co-victims of homicide like so many of us.

We all enjoyed the music from Piper Mark Mullaney. It was heartwarming to hear the bagpipe playing as we started our program. It was truly an honor to have the Veterans of Foreign War from Post 1324. Seven of the veterans marched and presented our American flag. Anna Marie Woods sang our “National Anthem” as we proudly stood. At this time, we would like to thank Garvin Bruhn, staff member at Mt. View Cemetery, for all his help with our sound system. Gavin works hard at getting the speakers and songs heard by all who are attending.

Mary Elledge, Chapter Leader, opened the memorial celebration. Keynote speaker was Rosemary Brewer, Executive Director for the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center. Knowing her personally is truly an honor. She is doing an excellent job of helping co-victims go to parole hearing when inmates are being released. She does a remarkable job as an advocate for those co-victims attending the hearings. Ms. Brewer is able to help keep dangerous inmates from being released. Along with the staff from the National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI), she helped read nearly 600 names on the wall and names to be placed on the new wall when it is completed. Other staff members that read names from NCVLI were Rebecca Khalil, Scott Flor, Julie Hester and Melanie Kebler from Oregon Crime Victims Law Institute. The readers did a remarkable job and wanted to be sure each name was correctly pronounced.

Gayle Moffitt read our “Heart Poem” and three bundles of white and blue balloons were released by Delores Cook, Karen Cornwall , Mary Elledge and Chief Dave Ham. Our POMC song, “Thank you for Holding My Hand” by Mary Elledge ended the program.

We especially would like to thank BCT and their staff for their many years of bringing their barbeque wagon and furnishing and cooking hamburgers on their grill. They have supplied the barbequed items and condiments for grilling for every event we have held at Mt. View Cemetery. What a group!

Gayle Moffitt designed our program. Delores and Lee Cook donated the beautiful floral arrangement in front of the podium. On behalf of all of our members, I would like to thank the following people because it takes all of us to make it a success. None of us could do it without their help. Also, the most important thing is to thank everyone who attended. Without an audience, there would be no “Day of Remembrance”:

LIST OF NAMES TO BE ENGRAVED ON THE NEW MEMORIAL WALL UPON COMPLETION

(Please contact us if your loved one’s name does not appear on this paper and you would like to have it added. A form will be added to our newsletter each month to be used for adding names for the wall when it is completed. Please check the spelling of your loved one’s name and let us know if it is wrong. You can e-mail us at elledge1@gmail.com, call 505-656-8039, or mail us at POMC, 14427 S. Forsythe Rd., Oregon City, OR 97045.)

PERMISSION FOR ENGRAVING OF NAMES FOR THE NEW POMC OREGON AND WASHINGTON WALLPrinted name of loved one________________________________________ (Will be engraved on wall.)

Relationship to love one___________________________________________

Loved one’s birthday________________________ Death date_______________________

New member’s name and address_____________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

Member’s phone number__________________________ Do you want a newsletter? Yes No

Signature for permission to Engrave name and spelling approval_______________________________

Please submit one form for each loved one. Please check with other family members/friends to make sure that no more than one name is sent each for each loved one to be added to the wall. When completed, please mail, fax, or e-mail to Mary Elledge, POMC, 14427 S. Forsythe Road, Oregon City, OR 97045; Fax: 503-656-4420; phone: 503-656-8039; or e-mail: elledge1@gmail.com.

Amber Rhiannon AdamsAshley Benson

Austin Joe HrynkoBenjamin Redmond

Braylon Michael DuguayCharlie Peralta

Cheritee Yvonne VanceCoulton McComb-Buehler

Craig C. Moritz Jr.Dale Archie BrownDavid G. Swapp Jr.

David RothrockDean A. Kuntz

Devan Chanel Schmidt

Douglas Oliver BentonGlen Edward Drysdale

Harold Sloan BlanchardIzaak Gillen

Jason Scott WilliamsJayme Sue AustinJeffery Ray Brown

Jeffery TowersJessica Lynn ClarkJodi Marie Brewer

Julio Cesar MarquevKathleen Lois BaumanKeith Ardell Benefield

Kenneth Dylan Lambert

Kyle William PeckhamLaura Jean Bohlen

London Grey McCabeMarcos J. Castillo

Nicolas Lamont LawsonNicolette Naomi Elias

Paul W. MillerRandall Leo Gettman

Rebekah “Becky” Selegue JohnsonWilliam Roland Hatch III

Sahara Grace DwightJason Dale JohnsonRyan Robert Jones

Kaylee Anne Sawyer

City of Oregon City, Anna Marie Woods

Staff at Mt. View Cemetery Gayle MoffittBCT and crew

Mary and Bob ElledgeCOSTCO, Clackamas

Post 1324 Veterans of Foreign WarPioneer Rental

Rosemary BrewerStarbucks, Oregon City

Karen Cornwall Fred Meyers

Allen TremainSherrie’s Restaurant, Oregon City

Rebecca KhalilEleannor Baccelieri

Melanie Kebler Scott Flor

Julie HesterDelores and Lee Cook

Debbie Holfield Rose Minor

Malia Sprague Maryalice Godfrey

Debbie HolfieldRich Umpress Reser’s Foods

Melissa and Tim Davis

If we have left anyone out, please let me know. We appreciate any and all of the help we have received.Working with co-victims of homicide is truly an honor. I have met some of the most outstanding people I could ever hope to know. I have also met some of the most amazing people who are always here to help us and they have never had a loved one murdered.

All my love, Mary Elledge

Non-ProfitOrganization

U.S. Postage PaidPortland, OR

Permit No. 4693

Parents of Murdered Children & Other Survivors of Homicide VictimsGreater Portland Chapter19500 SW Teton Ave.Tualatin, OR 97062

CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED

Important Notice Concerning This NewsletterEach month a number of newsletters are returned due to delivery problems. In addition to the initial postage, return postage is charged by the Postal Service. To minimize this expense, please contact Gayle Moffitt at moffittgk@comcast.net or 503-761-1304 if your address changes or you no longer wish to receive this publication. If you email, please indicate in the subject box

“POMC Change”. If the mail is undeliverable yours and loved one’s name will be removed from all list.

Chapter Leader/Newsletter EditorMary Elledge (503) 656-803914427 S. Forsythe Rd.Oregon City, OR 97045Fax: (503) 656-4420*Deadline for newsletter is the 1st of each month.

Newsletter LayoutRachael StrongEmail: rachaelstrong1990@gmail.com

Newsletter ProofreaderShirlene GuthrieBoard Member

Mailing AddressesGayle Moffitt9701 SE Johnson Creek Blvd. Apt. O-102Happy Valley, OR 97086(503)761-1304Email: moffittgk@comcast.net

Portland POMC Websitepomc.com/portlandPOMC National Headquarters4960 Ridge Ave. Suite 2Cincinnati, OH 45209Toll Free (888) 818-POMC

National POMC Websitewww.pomc.com

Portland Area District Attorney’s Office Phone Numbers:

Multnomah County Washington County Clackamas County Yamhill County Marion County Columbia County Clark County, WA

*These DA’s offices contain their own Victims Assistance departments. You can contact both using these numbers.

(503) 988-3162(503) 846-8671(503) 655-8431(503) 434-7510(503) 588-5222(503) 397-0300(503) 397-2261