Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Obituary - Shania Lee Ashbaker
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| Shania Lee Ashbaker |
She graduated from Sanderson High School in 2014 where she lettered in track and basketball. She was also a school mascot. Shania was a vibrant young woman who was always full of energy. She had a loving and caring personality and worked hard to make sure she was raising her daughter, Savannah correctly. Shania was a wonderful mother and always put Savannah’s needs above her own.
Shania enjoyed listening to music, changing the color of her hair, and was known as being a just a little bit stubborn. She was a hard worker, was all about family and was very close to her sister, Dakota. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Cody Mayer, maternal grandfather, Richard Castagnola, and paternal grandfather, Darwin Ashbaker. Shania is survived by her daughter of the home, Savannah; mother, Kelly Castagnola of Nevada, MO; father, Kevin Ashbaker, Sanderson, TX; two sisters, Taylor Willis, Milford, UT, and Dakota Kaumans, El Dorado Springs; three brothers, Austin Mayer, Milford UT, Chevy Ashbaker, El Dorado Springs, and Jake Kaumans, El Dorado Springs; maternal grandmother, Beejay Ferguson, Arlington, KY; paternal grandmother Sandra Bassett, Sanderson, TX; extended family and many special friends.
Memorial services will be held in the Ferry Funeral Home Chapel at a later date. Memorials may be made in her name to the Ferry Funeral Home.
St. Clair County Sheriff's Office warrant arrests
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| On Aug. 17, Skyla Carroll, 27, Osceola, was arrested on a St. Clair County warrant charging her with class A misdemeanor hindering prosecution. Bond is set at $7,500 cash or surety. The charge stems from a St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office investigation on June 26, when Carroll aided an individual who was known to be wanted on several felony warrants. |
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| On Aug. 18, a St. Clair County deputy arrested Stephanie Shivers, 36, Lowry City, on a St. Clair County warrant charging her with class A misdemeanor assault third degree. Bond is set at $2,500 cash or surety. The charge stems from an incident on July 28 when deputies responded to Lowry City, in reference to an assault that occurred on North Burdette Street. A female victim reported Shivers attacked and assaulted her. |
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| On Aug. 19, a St. Clair County deputy arrested Maria Gonzalez, 44, Osceola, at the St. Clair County Courthouse on a St. Clair County warrant charging her with class C felony assault-second degree. Bond is set at $10,000 cash or surety. The charge stems from an Osceola Police Department investigation on July 28. |
Osceola man arrested on Class D Felony
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| Scott Thrush |
The charges stem from an incident the previous day when St. Clair County deputies responded to SE 1147 Road, Osceola, in reference to an assault.
Witnesses stated Thrush allegedly drove by on an ATV cursing and threatening a couple in their yard. He stopped, drew a handgun and pointed it at a male individual while making threats to shoot and kill him.
Mr. Thrush holstered the handgun, walked into the individual’s yard and took a swing at male.
A fight ensued and multiple punches were exchanged. Thrush was taken into custody and transported to the St. Clair County Jail.
Appleton City man charged with supplying liquor to a minor
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| George Richey |
The charge stems from an incident in January when Richey allegedly purchased alcohol for a minor who was later arrested for minor in possession.
Rockville woman arrested after stabbing woman in arm with fork
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| Jamie Oehring |
The charge stems from a St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office investigation the previous day when a deputy was dispatched to Ellett Memorial Hospital, Appleton City, in reference to an assault.
A female victim reported Oehring became angry and stabbed her in the arm with a large barbecue style fork.
Job Opportunity in Rich Hill
Would you like to impact the lives of youth?
Do you want to make a difference?
Why not consider joining our team at the
Rich Hill Youth Development Center?
We are a residential treatment facility with the Missouri Division of Youth Services that specializes in the care and treatment of juvenile offenders who have been committed to them by the courts.
You may qualify as a Youth Specialist if you have at least 60 college hours that include a minimum of 6 hours in criminal justice, education, psychology, sociology, social work, or closely related social science.
This position provides 24/7 coverage and will require shift work. You will also be provided the opportunity of participating with the youth in….
* Outdoor activities
* Individual and group counseling
* Community service
* Vocational training
* Education
* Life skills.
If interested in getting more information or making application,
call 417-395-4810 and ask for Tammy or Patsy . EOE-AA-MFHV
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