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 Tour to remember for Missing Peoples 2006 June 08, 2006 4:18 PM

Tour to Remember 10:47 AM Please forward to anyone you know http://www.angelsthatcare.org/newsletter.html Local missing persons organization prepares for nationwide tour June 5, 2006 10:44 AM EDT WILMINGTON -- CUE Center for Missing Persons volunteers are preparing for their annual nationwide tour. Spanning 16 states in just eight days, the organization will work on over 75 cases. Most of those cases concern missing persons that have been missing for years. CUE Center for Missing Persons Founder Monica Caison said, "We visit all the towns of these missing people to get them new coverage, to get them new interest in the case, we talk to law enforcement ... and really to remind the public that that person is still missing." At every stop on the tour Caison and her team will meet with other volunteers for rallies, typically including family, friends and law enforcement agencies that will continue searching for a loved one. "They can do whatever they want at the rallies, so they can be as big or small as they want. Some will look like a parade when we come through. Others will have a lot of law enforcement cover press-wise," said Caison. At every one of the 30 stops the CUE center will make on their tour next week they'll be posting up posters and handing out everything from flyers to T-shirts, all in an effort to intensify and in some cases revitalize searches. Caison says the tour's purpose is to generate energy to search for a missing person and gives families hope. She said, "the worst feeling a family can feel is that they're forgotten." The CUE Center's nationwide tour kicks off June 9. For more information, you can visit www.ncmissingpersons.org.  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
 June 11, 2006 10:07 AM

Missing Waterbury man's case gets national attention (Waterbury-WTNH, June 10, 2006 7:10 PM) _ The case of a missing man from the Naugatuck Valley gains national attention. Billy Smolinski suddenly disappeared from his Waterbury home nearly two years ago. In all that time his family has never given up hope he will be found and they're joining a national effort to draw attention to his case.. by News Channel 8's Jamie Muro Today's rally was held by the Community United Center (Cue) for Missing Persons at Liberty Park. The North Carolina organization is traveling to 16 Eastern states as part of it's annual Road to Remember tour. There are those at today's rally who have not seen or heard from loved ones in years, like the Smolinski family whose son Billy disappeared almost two years ago. But there are those here who have lost loved ones to violence, like the family of Kathy Hardy or Jessica Keyworth. Kathy died in an arson fire a few months ago in Branford. 16-year-old Jessica Keyworth was found dead in Waterbury two years ago in the stairwell of a home. There have been no arrests for any of these crimes. These events are two fold. They serve as a support system for grieving families, but also put unsolved cases back into the spotlight. "We're not giving up, you know, it could be another 20 years, and I've devoted my life to finding my son, and if son is out there and they hurt them, I'm not giving up," says Janice Smolinski. "There's a lot of support because people really understand what you're feeling, it's a special club that you don't want to belong to, but it helps," says Betty Barrett, Lost daughter in arson fire. Every family member is pleading with the public that if anyone has any information on any of these cases, call police. Smolinski's case will also be profiled on America's Most Wanted.  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
 June 11, 2006 12:53 PM

More pictures of Billy.http://www.justice4billy.com/  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
 June 13, 2006 6:58 PM

June 13, 2006 CUE Center for Missing Persons has completed more than 11 rally stops and now traveling to Madisonville, Kentucky (time: 7:00 pm) for the upcoming rally stops scheduled for the June 14, 2006. See schedule below and other information. NOTE: It has been wonderful to see all the families and experience the many rally stops which have all been very special and different. No one rally has been the same.We have had banners to welcome us, balloon launches, guest speakers at levels of government - law officials, children standing on the road with signs, ribbons lining streets, musical tributes, roadway signage and so much more. We have rallied at places from the Mayors front lawn, parking lots, town halls of various businesses to the private homes of families of the missing. On a personal note this is one ouf our best tours yet, the many has come out in force and families have pulled their community support in as well as investigators rallying the effort onward. Please continue to send the press release out - thank you  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
 June 17, 2006 8:55 AM

Everyone, Effective today, June 16, 2006, Patricia's Story has been added to the AMW web site in the My Story section. It is in the June section and will remain there indefinitely. To view it, click the link below: http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/brief.cfm?id=38620 We are very excited about this considering that the AMW site get over 1 million hits per week. Please pass this on. Thanks for everyone's continued support. We are not ready to give up by any means. Media outlets, please call Jim Viola at 201-390-2428 to arrange for an interview with AMW reps. Thanks Jim http://www.patriciaviolamissing.homestead.com [ send green star] Dougie T. 8:52 AM Concern For Missing Man Grows Guilford Collison disappeared in early May, 2006, from his home in Beardstown, Ill. Collison's family is very worried and need help finding their 81-year-old family member. >>The Full Story Into Thin Air Help End This Family's Nightmare  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
 June 21, 2006 5:22 PM

Road to Remember Tour: http://www.wtlv.com/news/local/news-article.aspx?storyid=59504 http://post-journal.com/news/articles.asp?articleID=3201 http://www.ogs.state.ny.us/aboutogs/pressReleases/2006/media0609.htm  [ send green star]  [ accepted] 		 
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