Jason Bjaranson

Jason Bjaranson was a deck hand on the Fishing Vessel "The Lady Cecelia" that sank approximately 17 miles off the coast of Southern Washington State on 03/10/2012. No flares or distress calls went out from The Lady Cecelia. The only indication that the boat had gone down was due to the Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB). A device mounted on the roof of a boat’s cabin that sends out a signal if it comes into contact with water. The ping hit the Coast Guard station at Warrenton, Oregon at 3:37 a.m. on Saturday and a Coast Guard helicopter found the slick and the life raft in less than two hours off. The United states Coast Guard conducted a search of 640 square miles but were unable to locate any survivors.

Joan Leigh Hall

Hall was last seen shortly after 2 p.m. September 30, 1983, at the Warrenton Mini-Mart in downtown by a boy who gave her a ride from the high school. She told the boy she was going to buy a soft drink and walk the half-mile to Warrenton Grade School, where she helped her aunt, a third-grade teacher. She never showed up. Police from several agencies found no sign of the teen, despite exhaustive searches and interviews, including following hunches from psychics. Authorities suspected foul play. Hall was reliable and had a good relationship with her parents, she always let them know where she was. There is no reason to think she ran away. The night before her disappearance Hall had been elected the first female president of the Clatsop Co. Sheriff's Dept. Explorer Post.

Clinton Brian Holmen

Not suspicious. Family called as they hadn't heard from Clinton in a few years and he usually calls on his birthday, or to ask for money. Last seen and arrested in Clatsop County, OR. Seattle Police Department ran Clinton multiple times in October and November of 2024, unknown if there was contact made with him.

Lonie Charles Davis Jr.

On November 23, 2025, Lonie Davis was sleeping in a 16-foot open motorboat, tied up to one of his two sailboats and anchored in the Columbia River, near the mouth of the Skipanon River, near Warrenton, OR. Around 4 a.m., he called his girlfriend and reported his anchor line broke and he was drifting west, toward the Columbia River bar. About 45 minutes later, he told her his boat had capsized and he was in the water. His phone went dead. The U.S. Coast Guard searched the area by boat and helicopter. The Coast Guard located the motorboat near Cape Disappointment, WA. The Clatsop County Sheriff's Office has conducted searches by boat and airplane.

Missing Persons in Warrenton, Oregon

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Jason Bjaranson

Joan Leigh Hall

Clinton Brian Holmen

Lonie Charles Davis Jr.