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pleas"
ouse is charged with kidnapping
tiH:t%aunli;: "' : "-. ":, NestCourt She one thatcontainedabrownliq
s:d ydFyer and Jah nSeOnt g a:d at 2, East (rows Knopp said he searched the
tic 1 said ber son, Parker, stopped by uid which field-tested positive man and found a receipt for a
,'barges after allegedly forc-
ds housemates at gunpoint
ive him from Star Lake to
r was arraigned recently in
a County Superior Court.
sven Paul House, 23, of 44
e Lane, Elms, entered not-
P pleas on December 3 to as-
in the second degree with
Ldly weapons enhancement,
harassment, kidnapping
Le second degree and unlaw-
.+ ssession of a firearm in the
d degree. The charges, ex-
1.for the firearm allegation,
omestic-violence offenses.
)use, who is being held in the
n County Jail on $500,000
is scheduled for an omni-
hearing on December 31, a
ial hearing on January 14, a
readiness hearing on Janu-
8 and trial during the term
Lning January 22.
was arrested on November
92 West Blakely Drive by
.ties from the Mason County
iffs Office investigating an
lymous report that three
s were headed to the Blakely
Pe residence to rob the person
lives there of money, drugs
t dog. Patricia May Johnson
] DeFlyer live there.
Barbara
e is Johnson's former boy-
d.
son said House had been at the
residence November 24 and was
yelling and screaming about
his safe and a gun and waving
a gray semiautomatic gun at
her and DeFlyer. He reportedly
pointed the pistol at DeFlyer
when she refused to give him
her cell phone. Johnson said he
was accusing them of stealing
his gun and threatening to shoot
them. She said he pointed the
gray handgun at her and ordered
her to drive him to Porter and
she and DeFlyer walked out of
the residence to the van at gun-
point.
Two defendants in unrelated
cases were arraigned on Monday
and are scheduled for omnibus
hearings on December 31, pretri-
al hearings on January 14, trial
readiness hearings on January
18 and trials during the term be-
ginning January 22.
Michael Roy Parker, 20,
formerlY of of 21 East Crows Nest
Court, Shelton, pled not guilty to
a charge of felony harassment.
He is suspected of domestic vio-
lence involving threats to kill his
mother.
He was arrested November 23
by Deputy R.B. Trout who said he
was responding to a report from
Lisa F. Michael of a disturbance
and started a fight with her hus-
band, Michael J. Michael, when
hc confl-onted Parker about a
missing debit card.
l'arker allegedly took a swing
at Michael and Michael swung
back. Parker left and then the
Mictmels said they received two
phone calls from Parker threat-
ening to kill them. Mrs. Michael
said she believed her son had ac-
cess to a handgun.
The phone number which
Parker called from was traced
to 473 East Agate Beach Road,
where he was arrested.
* Greggory Allen Novick,
37, of 630 NE Newkirk Road,
Bdihir, phd not guilty to posses-
si(m o{' heroin.
lie w. rrested around 5 a.m.
Nov(mflmr 25 by a deputy on rou-
tin( p,r<d in the Belfair area.
The d+puty reportedly spotted
som(,ozw riding an off-road mo-
tor(:ych' with no light and no hel-
met and saw the motorist pull
into a lot at JR's Hideaway. The
deputy said the rider, identified
as Novick, jumped off the dirt
bike and ran up a hillside.
The deputy arrested Novick
on a warrant out of Bremerton
Municipal Court and reported
finding nuInerous needles in
Novick's backpack, including
airy pleas:
00dish convicted i n s tabb!ng..oo
49-year-old Shelton man of life in prison without the pos- ' ' "
according
to
tior Court in connection victed of three "strike' oftenses. With n() prior criminal history,
Indish, who has been in custo- the s(mt(ncing range is from one
the stabbing of another
lton man changed his plea
tly.
iith Arthur Indish pled
by on Friday to an amended
Pge of assault in the second
ee. He had been charged
i first-degree assault.
t his plea statement he
tted stabbing Johnny L.
htto on October 7 at 524
le Street where Indish re-
dly went to confront Gullot-
bout rumors which Gullotto
tt have been spreading about
Jh. Gullotto's injuries were
life threatening, according
)lice reports. When Indish
arrested he admitted stab-
Gullotto with a large knife,
h he called a "buck" knife,
:laimed he stabbed him after
Lotto attacked him.
dge James Sawyer told In-
second-degree assault is a
ke" offense under the state's
istent offender sentencing
Which mandates a sentence
dy since his arrest, is scheduled
for sentencing on January 7.
In other superior court cases:
Daniel Lee Snyder, 50, of
261 SE Craig Road, Shelton, pied
guilty on Tuesday to a charge
of felony harassment. He was
convicted of domestic viohmc(
against his wife of 11 years,
Maxine Snyder.
According to court documents
they are in the process of a di-
vorce. Judge Sawyer asked Sny-
der what he did on October 11.
"I made a call to my wife after I
found out she'd been with anoth-
er man the night before," Snyder
responded. "I felt like getting a
gun and shooting her."
Snyder said he had no inten-
tion of harming her but he ac-
knowledged his estranged wife
might see it as a threat. Mrs.
Snyder said her husband threat-
ened to come to her workplace
and kill her with a firearm and
had called her eight times in
hsi)ects appear in court
ntinued from page 27.)
ey Jay Blowers, 44, of
hetland Road, Shelton, and
aret Florence Heard, 64,
1 East Agate Road, Shelton,
identified in an investiga-
!of possession of methamphet-
re. She has been known by
ast name McSherry.
hey were arrested by Of-
Daniel Patton of the SPD
said he stopped the vehicle
rers was driving for chang-
Iaqes without signaling and
!tzse Heard, a passenger, was
Wearing a seatbelt because
Was sitting on the emergen-
Cake between the two bucket
and another passenger.
td reportedly had a no-bail
rant requested by the Wash-
ba Department of Corrections
ell as three Shelton Munici-
ourt warrants.
cer Chris Kostad told Blow-
tad the other passenger, Angie
aey, they were free to leave.
When the officer searched the
vehicle the suspected meth was
found in a black purse in a clear
plastic baggie. The white crystal
substance field-tested positive for
meth. Heard allegedly admitted it
was her purse.
Kostad detained Blowers and
Varney, who were nearby. He
took the same path they had when
they walked away and the officer
reportedly found Blowers' wallet
which had a small clear plastic
baggie containing a white crys-
tal substance in it. The substance
field-tested positive for meth.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi
as defense attorney for Blowers
and Foley to represent Heard.
She set bail at $2,500 for Blowers
and $5,000 for Heard. Blowers is
scheduled for arraignment on De-
cember 14 and Heard is scheduled
for arraignment on December 13.
The judge ordered Blowers and
Heard to have no contact with
each other or with Angle Varney.
to three months, Judge Sawyer
said. [h, scheduled sentencing
tbr January 7.
Terry M. Adams, 57, of
3420 West Skokomish Valley
Road, Shelt(m, pied guilty on
Monday to possession of more
,t-r 40 ram (d" marijuana on
()cLobcr i.
According to court documents,
the total weight of the marijua-
na was 232.9 grams and "brass
knuckles" were found on the
floorboard of the pickup truck
Adams was driving. In exchange
for his plea the state agreed to
drop a we, apons enhancement,
Deputy Prosecutor Mike Dorcy
"Insurance-friendly repair facility.
' assuring your peace of mind"
1383 Shelton Springs Rd. :
Shelton, WA 98584
' Fax 360-432-3614
extreme@hctc.com
reported.
Adams is scheduled for sen-
tencing on December 24.
Jeremy Michael Ander-
son, 21, of 524 Hazel Street,
Shelton, pled guilty on Thurs-
day to amended charges involv-
ing sexual offenses. He had been
charged with attempted child
molestation in the first degree,
a fehmy, but pied guilty to two
counts of communication with a
minor for immoral purposes, a
gross misdemeanor.
tie fifilowed the two girls into
the batbroom at Loop Field on
August 13, according to a report
by Sergeant Jerry Lingle of the
Shelton Police Department. The
girls are identified in court docu-
ments by the initials "H.M.V.,"
who is 8 years old and "M.R.,"
who is 2 years old. The older child
screamed when he took down his
pants and asked her to touch his
partially erect penis.
According to court documents,
Anderson's case was put on hold
August 25 when he was sent to
Western State Hospital and on
October 12 he was declared com-
petent to stand trial.
Judge Toni Sheldon scheduled
sentencing for January 14.
money transfer" in the name of
Rogelio Morales. The trooper
also reported finding a loaded
.25-caliber, semiautomatic pistol
on the front passenger seat in-
side a cloth bag. Suspected meth
was found in a nylon bag inside
the vehicle, according to papers
on file with the court clerk.
Officers said Morales is pro-
hibited from having firearms as
a result of a conviction last year.
He was sentenced on September
11, 2006 to six months in the Ma-
son County Jail for possession of
meth and being an alien in pos-
session of a firearm.
Court-certified interpreter
Karen Horn translated the pro-
ceedings into English and Span-
ish.
Randy Eugene Deibert,
46, of 6373 West Skokomish Val-
ley Road, Shelton, entered not-
guilty pleas to charges of felony
violation of a no-contact order
and unlawful possession of a
firearm in the second degree.
He was arrested November
26 by deputies who said they
were responding to a report from
Norita Valencia that her for-
mer boyfriend Deibert came to
Longshore's Drive Inn on High-
way 101 armed with a rifle and
threatening suicide. She report-
edly said he also threatened to
cut her throat and break her
neck.
A court order which prohibits
contact between Deibert and Va-
lencia is effective until July 27,
2009, according to court docu-
ments. The order is related to
a case of domestic violence. De-
ibert is a convicted felon and
therefore prohibited from having
firearms.
Steven Roland Glazan,
36, of 925 Turner Avenue, Shel-
ton, pled not guilty to possession
of stolen property in the second
degree. He was arrested on No-
vember 20 at the jail, where he
had been booked on unrelated
charges. Officer Chris Kostad
of the SPD had been investigat-
ing a report from Michelle Corey
of a vehicle prowl at about 1:40
p.m. on November 20. She said
her wallet and $1 were stolen
from her purse, which was in her
vehicle parked at 1635 Olym-
pic Highway North. Her wallet
contained two credit cards. Co-
rey's credit cards were found in
a search of Glazan's property at
the jail.
for heroin. A black semiauto-
matic.BB gun was located after
Novtck was arrested, according
to papers on file with the court
clerk.
A man and woman accused
of taking a shopping cart full of
merchandise from the Safeway
store in Shelton also were ar-
raigued on December 10 and are
scheduled for omnibus hearings
January 28, pretrial hearings
on February 11, trial readiness
hearings on February 22 and tri-
als on February 26.
John Thomas, 44, of 413 H
Street, Shelton, and Racheile
Marie Wallace, 45, of Shelton,
pled not guilty to theft in the sec-
ond degree. She said she is tran-
sient and lives in her van.
Thomas and Wallace were
arrested November 21 in con-
nection with an incident on No-
vember 19 at the Shelton Safe-
way, according to a report by
Detective Harry Heldreth of the
Shelten Police Department. An
employee said he followed a man
and woman who left the stere
without paying for a shopping
cart full of merchandise.
On Friday, December 7, three
defendants in unrelated cases
were arraigned and are sched-
uled for omnibus hearings on
December 31, pretrial hearings
on January 14, trial readiness
hearings on January 18 and tri-
als during the term beginning
Janaury 22.
Elfego Rologio Morales,
48, of 1907 Olympic Highway
North, Shelton, entered not-
guilty pleas to charges of posses-
sion of methamphetamine, pos-
session of meth with intent to de-
liver and unlawful possession of
a firearm in the second degree.
Morales was arrested on
November 26 by Trooper Tim
Knopp of the Washington State
Patrol who reported stopping the
vehicle Morales was driving for
speeding on State Route 3 and
then turning into the Deer Creek
Store without signaling.
The trooper reported a strong
odor of intoxicants coming from
Morales, who did not have a
driver's license or identification.
Knopp said the man's eyes were
bloodshot and there was an open
container of beer in the vehicle.
The trooper performed field so-
briety tests and arrested Mo-
rales for driving under the influ-
ence.
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Thursday, December 13, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 29
pleas"
ouse is charged with kidnapping
tiH:t%aunli;: "' : "-. ":, NestCourt She one thatcontainedabrownliq
s:d ydFyer and Jah nSeOnt g a:d at 2, East (rows Knopp said he searched the
tic 1 said ber son, Parker, stopped by uid which field-tested positive man and found a receipt for a
,'barges after allegedly forc-
ds housemates at gunpoint
ive him from Star Lake to
r was arraigned recently in
a County Superior Court.
sven Paul House, 23, of 44
e Lane, Elms, entered not-
P pleas on December 3 to as-
in the second degree with
Ldly weapons enhancement,
harassment, kidnapping
Le second degree and unlaw-
.+ ssession of a firearm in the
d degree. The charges, ex-
1.for the firearm allegation,
omestic-violence offenses.
)use, who is being held in the
n County Jail on $500,000
is scheduled for an omni-
hearing on December 31, a
ial hearing on January 14, a
readiness hearing on Janu-
8 and trial during the term
Lning January 22.
was arrested on November
92 West Blakely Drive by
.ties from the Mason County
iffs Office investigating an
lymous report that three
s were headed to the Blakely
Pe residence to rob the person
lives there of money, drugs
t dog. Patricia May Johnson
] DeFlyer live there.
Barbara
e is Johnson's former boy-
d.
son said House had been at the
residence November 24 and was
yelling and screaming about
his safe and a gun and waving
a gray semiautomatic gun at
her and DeFlyer. He reportedly
pointed the pistol at DeFlyer
when she refused to give him
her cell phone. Johnson said he
was accusing them of stealing
his gun and threatening to shoot
them. She said he pointed the
gray handgun at her and ordered
her to drive him to Porter and
she and DeFlyer walked out of
the residence to the van at gun-
point.
Two defendants in unrelated
cases were arraigned on Monday
and are scheduled for omnibus
hearings on December 31, pretri-
al hearings on January 14, trial
readiness hearings on January
18 and trials during the term be-
ginning January 22.
Michael Roy Parker, 20,
formerlY of of 21 East Crows Nest
Court, Shelton, pled not guilty to
a charge of felony harassment.
He is suspected of domestic vio-
lence involving threats to kill his
mother.
He was arrested November 23
by Deputy R.B. Trout who said he
was responding to a report from
Lisa F. Michael of a disturbance
and started a fight with her hus-
band, Michael J. Michael, when
hc confl-onted Parker about a
missing debit card.
l'arker allegedly took a swing
at Michael and Michael swung
back. Parker left and then the
Mictmels said they received two
phone calls from Parker threat-
ening to kill them. Mrs. Michael
said she believed her son had ac-
cess to a handgun.
The phone number which
Parker called from was traced
to 473 East Agate Beach Road,
where he was arrested.
* Greggory Allen Novick,
37, of 630 NE Newkirk Road,
Bdihir, phd not guilty to posses-
si(m o{' heroin.
lie w. rrested around 5 a.m.
Nov(mflmr 25 by a deputy on rou-
tin( p,r<d in the Belfair area.
The d+puty reportedly spotted
som(,ozw riding an off-road mo-
tor(:ych' with no light and no hel-
met and saw the motorist pull
into a lot at JR's Hideaway. The
deputy said the rider, identified
as Novick, jumped off the dirt
bike and ran up a hillside.
The deputy arrested Novick
on a warrant out of Bremerton
Municipal Court and reported
finding nuInerous needles in
Novick's backpack, including
airy pleas:
00dish convicted i n s tabb!ng..oo
49-year-old Shelton man of life in prison without the pos- ' ' "
according
to
tior Court in connection victed of three "strike' oftenses. With n() prior criminal history,
Indish, who has been in custo- the s(mt(ncing range is from one
the stabbing of another
lton man changed his plea
tly.
iith Arthur Indish pled
by on Friday to an amended
Pge of assault in the second
ee. He had been charged
i first-degree assault.
t his plea statement he
tted stabbing Johnny L.
htto on October 7 at 524
le Street where Indish re-
dly went to confront Gullot-
bout rumors which Gullotto
tt have been spreading about
Jh. Gullotto's injuries were
life threatening, according
)lice reports. When Indish
arrested he admitted stab-
Gullotto with a large knife,
h he called a "buck" knife,
:laimed he stabbed him after
Lotto attacked him.
dge James Sawyer told In-
second-degree assault is a
ke" offense under the state's
istent offender sentencing
Which mandates a sentence
dy since his arrest, is scheduled
for sentencing on January 7.
In other superior court cases:
Daniel Lee Snyder, 50, of
261 SE Craig Road, Shelton, pied
guilty on Tuesday to a charge
of felony harassment. He was
convicted of domestic viohmc(
against his wife of 11 years,
Maxine Snyder.
According to court documents
they are in the process of a di-
vorce. Judge Sawyer asked Sny-
der what he did on October 11.
"I made a call to my wife after I
found out she'd been with anoth-
er man the night before," Snyder
responded. "I felt like getting a
gun and shooting her."
Snyder said he had no inten-
tion of harming her but he ac-
knowledged his estranged wife
might see it as a threat. Mrs.
Snyder said her husband threat-
ened to come to her workplace
and kill her with a firearm and
had called her eight times in
hsi)ects appear in court
ntinued from page 27.)
ey Jay Blowers, 44, of
hetland Road, Shelton, and
aret Florence Heard, 64,
1 East Agate Road, Shelton,
identified in an investiga-
!of possession of methamphet-
re. She has been known by
ast name McSherry.
hey were arrested by Of-
Daniel Patton of the SPD
said he stopped the vehicle
rers was driving for chang-
Iaqes without signaling and
!tzse Heard, a passenger, was
Wearing a seatbelt because
Was sitting on the emergen-
Cake between the two bucket
and another passenger.
td reportedly had a no-bail
rant requested by the Wash-
ba Department of Corrections
ell as three Shelton Munici-
ourt warrants.
cer Chris Kostad told Blow-
tad the other passenger, Angie
aey, they were free to leave.
When the officer searched the
vehicle the suspected meth was
found in a black purse in a clear
plastic baggie. The white crystal
substance field-tested positive for
meth. Heard allegedly admitted it
was her purse.
Kostad detained Blowers and
Varney, who were nearby. He
took the same path they had when
they walked away and the officer
reportedly found Blowers' wallet
which had a small clear plastic
baggie containing a white crys-
tal substance in it. The substance
field-tested positive for meth.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi
as defense attorney for Blowers
and Foley to represent Heard.
She set bail at $2,500 for Blowers
and $5,000 for Heard. Blowers is
scheduled for arraignment on De-
cember 14 and Heard is scheduled
for arraignment on December 13.
The judge ordered Blowers and
Heard to have no contact with
each other or with Angle Varney.
to three months, Judge Sawyer
said. [h, scheduled sentencing
tbr January 7.
Terry M. Adams, 57, of
3420 West Skokomish Valley
Road, Shelt(m, pied guilty on
Monday to possession of more
,t-r 40 ram (d" marijuana on
()cLobcr i.
According to court documents,
the total weight of the marijua-
na was 232.9 grams and "brass
knuckles" were found on the
floorboard of the pickup truck
Adams was driving. In exchange
for his plea the state agreed to
drop awe, apons enhancement,
Deputy Prosecutor Mike Dorcy
"Insurance-friendly repair facility.
' assuring your peace of mind"
1383 Shelton Springs Rd. :
Shelton, WA 98584
' Fax 360-432-3614
extreme@hctc.com
reported.
Adams is scheduled for sen-
tencing on December 24.
Jeremy Michael Ander-
son, 21, of 524 Hazel Street,
Shelton, pled guilty on Thurs-
day to amended charges involv-
ing sexual offenses. He had been
charged with attempted child
molestation in the first degree,
a fehmy, but pied guilty to two
counts of communication with a
minor for immoral purposes, a
gross misdemeanor.
tie fifilowed the two girls into
the batbroom at Loop Field on
August 13, according to a report
by Sergeant Jerry Lingle of the
Shelton Police Department. The
girls are identified in court docu-
ments by the initials "H.M.V.,"
who is 8 years old and "M.R.,"
who is 2 years old. The older child
screamed when he took down his
pants and asked her to touch his
partially erect penis.
According to court documents,
Anderson's case was put on hold
August 25 when he was sent to
Western State Hospital and on
October 12 he was declared com-
petent to stand trial.
Judge Toni Sheldon scheduled
sentencing for January 14.
money transfer" in the name of
Rogelio Morales. The trooper
also reported finding a loaded
.25-caliber, semiautomatic pistol
on the front passenger seat in-
side a cloth bag. Suspected meth
was found in a nylon bag inside
the vehicle, according to papers
on file with the court clerk.
Officers said Morales is pro-
hibited from having firearms as
a result of a conviction last year.
He was sentenced on September
11, 2006 to six months in the Ma-
son County Jail for possession of
meth and being an alien in pos-
session of a firearm.
Court-certified interpreter
Karen Horn translated the pro-
ceedings into English and Span-
ish.
Randy Eugene Deibert,
46, of 6373 West Skokomish Val-
ley Road, Shelton, entered not-
guilty pleas to charges of felony
violation of a no-contact order
and unlawful possession of a
firearm in the second degree.
He was arrested November
26 by deputies who said they
were responding to a report from
Norita Valencia that her for-
mer boyfriend Deibert came to
Longshore's Drive Inn on High-
way 101 armed with a rifle and
threatening suicide. She report-
edly said he also threatened to
cut her throat and break her
neck.
A court order which prohibits
contact between Deibert and Va-
lencia is effective until July 27,
2009, according to court docu-
ments. The order is related to
a case of domestic violence. De-
ibert is a convicted felon and
therefore prohibited from having
firearms.
Steven Roland Glazan,
36, of 925 Turner Avenue, Shel-
ton, pled not guilty to possession
of stolen property in the second
degree. He was arrested on No-
vember 20 at the jail, where he
had been booked on unrelated
charges. Officer Chris Kostad
of the SPD had been investigat-
ing a report from Michelle Corey
of a vehicle prowl at about 1:40
p.m. on November 20. She said
her wallet and $1 were stolen
from her purse, which was in her
vehicle parked at 1635 Olym-
pic Highway North. Her wallet
contained two credit cards. Co-
rey's credit cards were found in
a search of Glazan's property at
the jail.
for heroin. A black semiauto-
matic.BB gun was located after
Novtck was arrested, according
to papers on file with the court
clerk.
A man and woman accused
of taking a shopping cart full of
merchandise from the Safeway
store in Shelton also were ar-
raigued on December 10 and are
scheduled for omnibus hearings
January 28, pretrial hearings
on February 11, trial readiness
hearings on February 22 and tri-
als on February 26.
John Thomas, 44, of 413 H
Street, Shelton, and Racheile
Marie Wallace, 45, of Shelton,
pled not guilty to theft in the sec-
ond degree. She said she is tran-
sient and lives in her van.
Thomas and Wallace were
arrested November 21 in con-
nection with an incident on No-
vember 19 at the Shelton Safe-
way, according to a report by
Detective Harry Heldreth of the
Shelten Police Department. An
employee said he followed a man
and woman who left the stere
without paying for a shopping
cart full of merchandise.
On Friday, December 7, three
defendants in unrelated cases
were arraigned and are sched-
uled for omnibus hearings on
December 31, pretrial hearings
on January 14, trial readiness
hearings on January 18 and tri-
als during the term beginning
Janaury 22.
Elfego Rologio Morales,
48, of 1907 Olympic Highway
North, Shelton, entered not-
guilty pleas to charges of posses-
sion of methamphetamine, pos-
session of meth with intent to de-
liver and unlawful possession of
a firearm in the second degree.
Morales was arrested on
November 26 by Trooper Tim
Knopp of the Washington State
Patrol who reported stopping the
vehicle Morales was driving for
speeding on State Route 3 and
then turning into the Deer Creek
Store without signaling.
The trooper reported a strong
odor of intoxicants coming from
Morales, who did not have a
driver's license or identification.
Knopp said the man's eyes were
bloodshot and there was an open
container of beer in the vehicle.
The trooper performed field so-
briety tests and arrested Mo-
rales for driving under the influ-
ence.
, You are invited *
MOORE LAW GROUP
OPEN HOUSE
Friday, December 14, 4-6pm
Come join us for a chance to
meet the attorneys and enjoy
refreshments at our newly
relocated family law offices.
We offer compassionate,
respectful counsel in the
area of family law, including
adoption, mediation, divorce
and other services.
Hosted by: Kathleen Moore of Moore Law Group,
Lynnda Brown of the Law Office of tynnda Brown and
Maria Pareigis of the Law Offices of Maria Pareigis.
122 W. Pine St. * 426-5044
F What do you get as a CYS Foster Parent?
Excellent Support Services
Generous Financial Reimbursement
Ongoing Training & Education
Peer Networking
Medical Support
Enriching Family Experience
Personal Satisfaction of Helping
Deserving Youth
OUR GOAL: I
To support our foster parents to]
ensure successful placements I
I
For more information on becoming a foster
parent, contact:
SUSAN KIRCHOFF
360-789-4923
skirchoff @communityyouthservices.org
w,,,,,.,, www.communityyouthservices,org
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