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Elko Daily FrEE PrEss Saturday, February 9, 2019 A5 1 NEWS OF RECORD Myrna Lyn Fisher June 7, 1954 January 26, 2019 Myrna was born on June 7, 1954 to Robert O. and Donna L. Schneider in Spo- kane, Washington. Myrna passed away on January 26, 2019 after a yearlong battle with cancer. Myrna married Roger Fisher on February 10, 2001 in Elko, Nevada.

They had 18 great years together. Myrna was preceded in death by her father and mother Robert and Donna Schneider. Myrna is survived by hus- band, Roger; son, Kirk (Kim) Rickey; sisters, Sheryl (Da- vid) Watson and Darcy Hobbs; brothers, Byron (Ginny) Schneider; Brett (Gina) Schneider, and Brannon (Staci) Schneider; brother and sister-in-law Pat and Marianne Fisher; Ed and Kathy Fisher and Steve and Terri Voor- hees. Myrna also let behind her granddaughters Kelbie and Taelar Rickey, several nieces and nephews, also her best friend Debbi Wynn that she knew most of her life. Myrna worked for the Elko County 4-H program for 11 years; she loved the kids and made life-long friends with a lot of the parents and 4-H kids.

passion in life was showing horses, she started showing horses when she was in grade school, in later years she started showing in Reining cow horse classes and ranch cutting classes. She loved riding horses and besides showing horses, she liked going to or helping move cows, or just going for a ride in the hills. There is going to be a celebration of life at the Northeastern Nevada Museum on February 9 between 5:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers you can do- nate to the Guiding Light Hospice or the Elko County 4-H program in Mia Krenka.

Feb. 7 Jess d. auge, 23, of Spring Creek was arrested at Idaho Street and Wilson avenue on a warrant for failure to appear after bail on a mis- demeanor crime. bail: $340 Jesus H. de Haro Marti- nez, 18, of elko was arrested at Idaho Street and College avenue for driving under the influence, headlamps not illu- minated when required, and use or possession of drug paraphernalia.

bail: $1,905 Humberto r. Martinez, 22, of elko was arrested at Idaho Street and College avenue on a bench warrant. No bail Seir t. Skinner, 22, of elko was arrested at elko County Jail on a warrant for failure to appear after bail on a misde- meanor crime. No bail danell M.

Slaughter, 40, of elko was arrested at 3015 Idaho St. on a bench warrant. bail: $500 Jesus torres 37, of bar- stow, California was arrested for violation of probation or condition of suspended sen- tence. No bail anthony d. Woods, 55, of elko was arrested at elko County Jail for battery and disturbing the peace.

bail not listed the charges above do not imply guilt. under the law, everyone is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. POLICE LOG Jan. 23 brandon Sparks and Chey- anne a. Sparks, married aug.

2, 2006 Jan. 24 Pamela Wells and Kevin Wells, married dec. 31, 2009 Jason Mcdonald and betsy J. Mcdonald, married dec. 13, 2012 Jan.

28 Perri duncan byram and robert Charles byram III DIVORCES Lynn Mychael Barstow June 12, 1945 February 1, 2019 Mike Barstow passed away on February 1, 2019 surrounded by his family. Mike was born on June 12, 1945 in Canton, Ohio to Willis Barstow and Delcia Johnstone Barstow. In 1955 the Barstow family moved to Palisade, Colo- rado where father worked in an underground coal mine and owned the Blue Flame Coal Mine. The Blue Flame Mine supplied coal to local families in which Mike, during his high school years, drove a one ton pickup delivering coal. He also spent several summers working at the Lindauer Ranch putting up hay in exchange for room and board.

After high school he enrolled in Colorado State Col- lege in Greeley, Colorado for a year before enlisting in the Army. His basic training was in Polk, Louisiana and then received advanced training as a chemical staff spe- cialist at Fort McClellan in Alabama. Mike was assigned to the Panama Canal Zone tropic test center to study the effects of the tropic environment on different compo- nents and on nerve agents. (Vietnam was active engage- ment at this time). Mike received additional training as a civilian explosive specialist handling rocket tests, gre- nades and explosives.

Mike commented that the most important aspect of this work was trying to figure out why the objects did not explode. During his military service in Panama, he met and married Paula Wirtz and had two children; Mike was born in 1967 and in 1973 Lori Barstow. Mike moved to Elko, Nevada in 1975 to work for Carlin Gold Mine. He left Carlin Gold after one year to work as Chief Assayer for PanCana Inc. In 1976 Mike married Kathryn and he adopted her son David.

He and Kathryn had two girls, Darlene and Megan. After PanCana, Mike started Analytical Services Inc. which operated in Elko for many years. His business was assaying for all the major mining operations at that time. In 1988 he married Marsha Davis from Elko, Nevada.

Mike partnered with his wife, Marsha and opened the Gallery in Lamoille. He refurbished antiques, built custom furniture, and very recently restored a 1930 Model A Fordor Briggs. He retired in 1990 and spent many weekends hunting, fishing, prospecting and wood working. He is survived by his wife, Marsha Davis and their children, David (Alana) Barstow lone, California; Lynn Mychael Barstow, South Fork, Nevada; Darlene Rob- ertson Linden, California; Megan (Sam) Tunnell, Aca- mpo, California; Lori Barstow in Placerville, California; Christopher Davis, San Leandro, California and Talley Davis, Polson, Montana. Mike was the middle child of 5 children: BJ Lindauer (IVO), Parachute, Colorado; Nancy (Hugh) Mallory Strawn, Texas; Susan Barstow, Palisade, Colorado and Cindy Jayne (Robert) Turner Palisade, Colorado; aunts: Mary Lou Johnstone (Bill) Canton, Ohio and Freda (Mike) Johnstone Canton, Ohio as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

A celebration of life will be held on February 9, 2019 Saturday at 10:00 am at the Lamoille School Building in Lamoille, Nevada. In lieu of flowers, please give a donation to Ella Mae Bottari. Lamoille School House, Lamoille, Nevada 89828 The family wishes to thank Rachel Kacin, FNP, New Horizon Home Care, Guilding Light Hospice, Burns Funeral Home, Whitney Construction and our gratitude to Missy and Devan for exceptional care and love. OBITUARIES brandie and richard Oros are the parents of a daughter, Joelle Oros, born at 2:29 a.m. Wednesday, Jan.

2, 2019 at Northeastern Nevada regional Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and measured 20 inches. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Jan. 25 dak McCallister, 40, and Suzanne Chambers, 50, both of Spring Creek Samuel Louis rushton, 20, and Lynsey Mae Hansen, 24, both of Spring Creek Israel de Jesus Flores-Go- mez, 31, and Guadalupe ruiz, 30, both of Wells Jan. 28 Shantell denise timmons, 26, and Monica Villegas, 30, both of elko MARRIAGE LICENSES RENO The University of Nevada Cooperative Radon Edu- cation Program is offering free short-term radon test kits to Nevadans through Feb.

28 at Elko County Co- operative Extension, 701 Walnut St. in Elko, and at West Wendover City Hall, 1111 N. Gene L. Jones Way Presentations are scheduled at 6 p.m. Feb.

12 at the Elko County Li- brary, 720 Court and at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at the Carlin Library, 330 Mem- ory Lane. Radon is a naturally oc- curring, radioactive gas that is colorless, odorless and tasteless. It comes from the ground and can accumulate in homes, raising the risk of lung cancer.

The U.S. Environ- mental Protection Agency estimates 21,000 Amer- icans die each year from radon-caused lung cancer, killing more people than secondhand smoke, drunk driving and house fires. In Nevada, one in four homes tested show radon concentrations at or above the EPA action level. In Elko County, the potential is 38 percent. According to experts, living in a home with radon concentrations at the action level poses a risk of developing lung cancer similar to the risk posed by smoking about half a pack of cigarettes a day.

A simple three-day test can determine if a house has a radon problem, and winter is an ideal time to test a home for radon. If radon problems are found, they can be fixed. Nevadans can also order free test kits at 2019freekit.eventbrite. com, or by submitting a ra- don test kit request bit.ly/NRAM19cpn, then mailing the confirmation email to the Radon Edu- cation adminis- tration office, 4955 Energy Way, Reno, NV 89502. Or- dered test kits will require a $4 check or money order for shipping, written to Board of Regents.

For more information, call the Radon Hotline at 1-888-RADON10 (1-888- 723-6610) or visit the Nevada Radon Education Program website at www. RadonNV.com. Free kits, presentations on radon safety LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Federal authorities in Las Vegas have arrested a con- victed killer who escaped from a Nebraska work-re- lease correctional center almost two weeks ago. Nebraska prison officials say 40-year-old Anthony Gafford left the Commu- nity Corrections Center in Lincoln on Jan.

26 and never Deputy U.S. a a i i a Iverson in Lincoln said Friday that a a took Gafford into custody without incident Thursday night. Nebraska killer escapes, captured in Nevada Gafford How to Place anObituary To place an obituary or death notice in the Elko Daily Free Press, call 775-738-3118 or email com. You can also stop by our office at 3720 Idaho St. If emailing, please submit in a word document or rich text format.

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