AMECO Advocates Will Gather to Honor Missing Children
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Posted 31 March 2011 - 07:41 PM
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National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and Child Abuse Prevention Month
Missing and Exploited Children’s Advocates and Searching Families Will Gather to Honor Missing Children
Families who have experienced the loss of a child through violence or abduction and advocates fighting to assist and prevent future violence against children will gather for a candlelight vigil to raise awareness at Lykes Gaslight Park in Tampa.
WHAT: AMECO (Association of Missing and Exploited Children’s Organizations) will hold a candlelight vigil to honor missing children.
WHO: 30 nonprofit organizations dedicated to issues involving crimes against children as well as local searching families of missing children will be in attendance. Many leading organizations have suffered the violent loss of a family member. In attendance will be representatives from A Child is Missing, Polly Klaas Foundation, The Tommy Foundation, Project Jason, Laura Recovery Center, the Morgan Nick Foundation, radKIDS and many other organizations.
WHERE: Lykes Gaslight Park in Tampa, FL
(The park is located at 410 N. Franklin Street (the corner of Kennedy and Franklin) in downtown Tampa.)
WHEN: April 13, 2011 @ 6 pm
WHAT ELSE: AMECO is a multi-national association of missing and exploited children organizations. AMECO members are nonprofit organizations from across the US and Canada that work to help missing and exploited children, their families and communities and that offer education/awareness programs to promote child protection. AMECO members assist in the prevention, recovery and reunification of missing and exploited children.
AMECO organizations operate independently and are founded by community volunteer groups who decide formally to provide services for missing and exploited children. Many nonprofit organizations are named for a child missing from that community. They are founded generally by either the family of the child who may be still missing or sadly found deceased, or by community members who were moved to action after a child in their own area has gone missing.
Our note: Families of missing adults are also welcome. Kelly Jolkowski, President and Founder of Project Jason, will be present.
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and Child Abuse Prevention Month
Missing and Exploited Children’s Advocates and Searching Families Will Gather to Honor Missing Children
Families who have experienced the loss of a child through violence or abduction and advocates fighting to assist and prevent future violence against children will gather for a candlelight vigil to raise awareness at Lykes Gaslight Park in Tampa.
WHAT: AMECO (Association of Missing and Exploited Children’s Organizations) will hold a candlelight vigil to honor missing children.
WHO: 30 nonprofit organizations dedicated to issues involving crimes against children as well as local searching families of missing children will be in attendance. Many leading organizations have suffered the violent loss of a family member. In attendance will be representatives from A Child is Missing, Polly Klaas Foundation, The Tommy Foundation, Project Jason, Laura Recovery Center, the Morgan Nick Foundation, radKIDS and many other organizations.
WHERE: Lykes Gaslight Park in Tampa, FL
(The park is located at 410 N. Franklin Street (the corner of Kennedy and Franklin) in downtown Tampa.)
WHEN: April 13, 2011 @ 6 pm
WHAT ELSE: AMECO is a multi-national association of missing and exploited children organizations. AMECO members are nonprofit organizations from across the US and Canada that work to help missing and exploited children, their families and communities and that offer education/awareness programs to promote child protection. AMECO members assist in the prevention, recovery and reunification of missing and exploited children.
AMECO organizations operate independently and are founded by community volunteer groups who decide formally to provide services for missing and exploited children. Many nonprofit organizations are named for a child missing from that community. They are founded generally by either the family of the child who may be still missing or sadly found deceased, or by community members who were moved to action after a child in their own area has gone missing.
Our note: Families of missing adults are also welcome. Kelly Jolkowski, President and Founder of Project Jason, will be present.
Kelly Murphy, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
www.projectjason.org
Please help us in our mission as a 501 c 3 nonprofit: http://projectjason....y-campaign.html
If you have seen any of our missing persons, please call the law enforcement agency listed on the post. All missing persons are loved by someone, and their families deserve to find the answers they seek in regards to the disappearance.
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Posted 08 April 2011 - 11:12 PM
Project Jason Takes 115 Missing Person Posters to Tampa
To fully participate in AMECO's candlelight vigil, Kelly Jolkowski of Project Jason is taking 115 different missing person posters to Tampa, FL, to hand out to the public.
The list of missing persons featured on these posters is as follows:
Adam Kellner, Ali Lowitzer, Adrianna and Jennifer Wix, Annita Price, April Wiss, Ashley Martinez, Barbara Lenz, Beth Bentley, Ben Roseland, Bernadette Caruso, Bethany and Tina Sinclair, Bianca Piper, Billy Smolinski, Bobbi Ann Campbell, Brandy Hanna, Branson Perry, Brian Barton, Brian Shaffer, Brian Sullivan, Brittanee Drexel, Carlos Diaz, Cerilla Doyle, Christie Wilson, Christina Whittaker, Clinton Nelson, Cynthia Day, David Neily, David Potts, Dori Ann Myers, Elena Lozada, Elsha Rivera, Emillie Hoyt, Erin Pospisil, Floyd Price, Frederick Leach, George Zelaya, Georgina DeJesus, Gilbert Caravallo, Hailey Dunn, Heather Teague, Hope Meek, Ivory Green, James Rowe, James Zinza, Jamie Grissum, Janie Sue Lindsey, Janteyl Johnson, Jarrod Johnston, Jason Ellis, Jason Jolkowski, Jeffrey Nichols, Jeffrey Smith, Jeff Zoltkowski, Jennifer Andersen, Jennifer Byers-Hernandez, Jennifer Kesse, Jennifer Wilkerson, Jeramy Burt, Jeremy Alex, Jerry Tang, Jesse Florez, Jesse Ross, Jessica Foster, Jody Ledkins, John Morris, Joshua Smith, Justin Gaines, Kara Kopetsky, Kayla Berg, Kyron Horman, LaQuanta Riley, Larry Riegel, Laura Vogel, Leah Peebles, Lucely Aramburo, Lynnea Cross, Mark Degner, Mary Badaracco, Maura Murray, Melanie Metheny, Michael Austin Davis, Michael Fuksa, Michaela Garecht, Mindi Chambers, Molly Dattilo, Monica Carrasco, Morgan Nick, Marilyn McCown, Pam Biggers, Patricia Viola, Patrick Alford, Rachel Conger, Rachel Cooke, Randa Jawhari, Randy Spring, Regina Bos, Robert Harrod, Robert Spellman, Roxanne Paltauf, Sarah Kinslow, Sharnecia Frazier, Stacey Grater, Stacy Lester, Steven Koecher, Susan Ryan, Suzanne Lyall, Tabitha Franklin, Tabitha Tuders, Tammy and Diego Flores, Tracey Gardner, Tracy Ocasio, Trevor Morse, Troy Marks, Vincent Little, and Vinyette Teague.
Project Jason reminds the public that the number represented above is a mere drop in the bucket compared to the hundreds of thousands missing each year in the United States.
We encourage other attending organizations to bring posters of the missing persons whose families they serve in the hopes that perhaps even one will be found.
Please take a moment to search the names above on this forum, learn more about them, and print and place posters wherever you live. Answers are out there, and we need your help to give these families hope and bring someone home.
Project Jason Motto: "All missing persons are loved by someone, and their families deserve to find the answers they seek in regards to the disappearance."
To fully participate in AMECO's candlelight vigil, Kelly Jolkowski of Project Jason is taking 115 different missing person posters to Tampa, FL, to hand out to the public.
The list of missing persons featured on these posters is as follows:
Adam Kellner, Ali Lowitzer, Adrianna and Jennifer Wix, Annita Price, April Wiss, Ashley Martinez, Barbara Lenz, Beth Bentley, Ben Roseland, Bernadette Caruso, Bethany and Tina Sinclair, Bianca Piper, Billy Smolinski, Bobbi Ann Campbell, Brandy Hanna, Branson Perry, Brian Barton, Brian Shaffer, Brian Sullivan, Brittanee Drexel, Carlos Diaz, Cerilla Doyle, Christie Wilson, Christina Whittaker, Clinton Nelson, Cynthia Day, David Neily, David Potts, Dori Ann Myers, Elena Lozada, Elsha Rivera, Emillie Hoyt, Erin Pospisil, Floyd Price, Frederick Leach, George Zelaya, Georgina DeJesus, Gilbert Caravallo, Hailey Dunn, Heather Teague, Hope Meek, Ivory Green, James Rowe, James Zinza, Jamie Grissum, Janie Sue Lindsey, Janteyl Johnson, Jarrod Johnston, Jason Ellis, Jason Jolkowski, Jeffrey Nichols, Jeffrey Smith, Jeff Zoltkowski, Jennifer Andersen, Jennifer Byers-Hernandez, Jennifer Kesse, Jennifer Wilkerson, Jeramy Burt, Jeremy Alex, Jerry Tang, Jesse Florez, Jesse Ross, Jessica Foster, Jody Ledkins, John Morris, Joshua Smith, Justin Gaines, Kara Kopetsky, Kayla Berg, Kyron Horman, LaQuanta Riley, Larry Riegel, Laura Vogel, Leah Peebles, Lucely Aramburo, Lynnea Cross, Mark Degner, Mary Badaracco, Maura Murray, Melanie Metheny, Michael Austin Davis, Michael Fuksa, Michaela Garecht, Mindi Chambers, Molly Dattilo, Monica Carrasco, Morgan Nick, Marilyn McCown, Pam Biggers, Patricia Viola, Patrick Alford, Rachel Conger, Rachel Cooke, Randa Jawhari, Randy Spring, Regina Bos, Robert Harrod, Robert Spellman, Roxanne Paltauf, Sarah Kinslow, Sharnecia Frazier, Stacey Grater, Stacy Lester, Steven Koecher, Susan Ryan, Suzanne Lyall, Tabitha Franklin, Tabitha Tuders, Tammy and Diego Flores, Tracey Gardner, Tracy Ocasio, Trevor Morse, Troy Marks, Vincent Little, and Vinyette Teague.
Project Jason reminds the public that the number represented above is a mere drop in the bucket compared to the hundreds of thousands missing each year in the United States.
We encourage other attending organizations to bring posters of the missing persons whose families they serve in the hopes that perhaps even one will be found.
Please take a moment to search the names above on this forum, learn more about them, and print and place posters wherever you live. Answers are out there, and we need your help to give these families hope and bring someone home.
Project Jason Motto: "All missing persons are loved by someone, and their families deserve to find the answers they seek in regards to the disappearance."
Kelly Murphy, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
www.projectjason.org
Please help us in our mission as a 501 c 3 nonprofit: http://projectjason....y-campaign.html
If you have seen any of our missing persons, please call the law enforcement agency listed on the post. All missing persons are loved by someone, and their families deserve to find the answers they seek in regards to the disappearance.
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