Angie has left a new comment on your post "Susan Murphy Milano's Journal":
Hello,
My name is Angela Miller, I live in Virginia. While involved in the search for missing/murdered Morgan Dana Harrington, my niece’s best friend, I met Jamie Jones, the founder of The Missing you foundation. He resides in Albion of the great state of Michigan. Over the past two years Jamie and his wife Marsha have become very dear friends to myself, and many other people. I respect and admire him for his intelligence, and his fortitude to aid any and all missing persons, not only in your state, but all over the country, and in some cases worldwide.
Jamie Jones and his team, during the Amy Henslee missing case, was diligent, persistent, and professional in all he did. I would ask that he be nominated for Hero status by your state, not only for aiding in find Amy Henslee, and Tonya Howarth’s remains, but for the constant diligence, and devotion he commits to all cases he has been asked to help with. For the simple fact that his heart is bigger than your state, that he has shown compassion, love, sympathy, empathy, and respect to all missing families, has stood by them from beginning to end, and is still a faithful friend of many people who he has helped locate lost or missing loved ones.
Jamie is my hero, one of a very few I personally have. I believe he is many other peoples hero as well. I am sure if you ask James Henslee, he would say the same, Amy’s family would, as would Tonya’s. And so many more…
Please consider Jamie for status as a local, or state Hero!
Sincerely,
Angela Miller
Fincastle, Va
KALAMAZOO COUNTY—
Sunday dozens of volunteers organized by the ‘Missing You Foundation’ were searching Kalamazoo County for two men they believe are dead, 53-year-old Paul Atchley and 38-year-old Michael VanBuskirk of Battle Creek. The foundation is a nonprofit group that assists families and law enforcement with missing person cases."My whole goal is to find them for a loved one,” Jamie Jones of the Missing You Foundation said. “Like Michael VanBuskirk, he's got three children that are missing their father."He was arrested on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and is being held in the Allegan County Jail on $500,000 dollars bond.
Shortly after the crash, Paul Atchley was reported missing. The Barry County Sheriff’s Office tells FOX 17 they believe Atchley had been sleeping in the back of Ordway's pickup truck prior to the accident. Then a second man went missing, Michael VanBuskirk, who was also familiar with Ordway.
Sunday volunteers scoured thousands of acres of the Fort Custer Recreation Area in Kalamazoo County in hopes of finding the two men.
"This area was an area that Mr. Ordway had been familiar with,” Jones said. “You have to start somewhere."
Close to 10 teams of people, each with one cadaver dog searched the woods for seven hours.
"You could check the whole woods, but some of the areas if you can't even get into," Sheila Eldridge of Mid-Michigan Working Dogs said. "You only have a limited time to check things out."
"We found a couple of items of clothing that we're checking out,” Jones said. “The dogs showed some interest in part of the river that we're going to be doing some more boating work on in the weeks to follow."
Jamie says he also plans on organizing another search group to hit the same area next week.
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