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    The Beaverton Police Department is asking the public for help in locating a 94-year-old missing man, Dell Clouser, who walked away from his assisted living facility early that morning without notifying anyone. Mr. Clouser, who has diabetes but manages it well, was last seen in the Tanasbourne area but police have been unable to locate him. He was wearing navy blue pants, a blue button down shirt, brown shoes, and a blue hat and walks with a white cane. Anyone who sees Mr. Clouser is asked to call the police so they can ensure he returns home safely.

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    The Beaverton Police Department is asking the public for help in locating a 94-year-old missing man, Dell Clouser, who walked away from his assisted living facility early that morning without notifying anyone. Mr. Clouser, who has diabetes but manages it well, was last seen in the Tanasbourne area but police have been unable to locate him. He was wearing navy blue pants, a blue button down shirt, brown shoes, and a blue hat and walks with a white cane. Anyone who sees Mr. Clouser is asked to call the police so they can ensure he returns home safely.

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    The Beaverton Police Department is asking the public for help in locating a 94-year-old missing man, Dell Clouser, who walked away from his assisted living facility early that morning without notifying anyone. Mr. Clouser, who has diabetes but manages it well, was last seen in the Tanasbourne area but police have been unable to locate him. He was wearing navy blue pants, a blue button down shirt, brown shoes, and a blue hat and walks with a white cane. Anyone who sees Mr. Clouser is asked to call the police so they can ensure he returns home safely.

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    MEDIA RELEASE

    Beaverton Police Department


    4755 SW Griffith Drive
    Beaverton, OR 97076-4755
    503-526-2260

    Date: Monday, April 26, 2010

    Contact: Detective Pam Yazzolino Chief Geoff Spalding


    Public Information Officer
    503-526-2275
    _______________________________________________________________________
    Beaverton Police in search of Missing Elderly Man

    The Beaverton Police Department is asking the public’s help in finding an elderly
    gentleman who walked away from his assisted living facility early this morning.

    At approximately 8:30 a.m., the Beaverton Police received a phone call explaining that
    Mr. Dell Clouser, 94 years old, had left the assisted living facility without notifying
    anyone, as is his usual approach. He is able to take care of himself but does have
    diabetes, albeit well managed.

    He has been seen in the Tanasbourne area but we have been unable to locate him. Mr.
    Clouser was last seen wearing navy blue pants, a blue button down shirt, brown shoes
    and a blue hat. He also walks with a white cane or stick.

    Police are asking anyone who sees Mr. Clouse to call 503-629-0111, so that we may be
    sure he gets home safely. Also included is a photograph of Mr. Clouser.

    ##BPD##

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