mandabeth5

I just wanted to share that I had a vice principal in Jr High who had polio. He was a fantastic individual and a fantastic man - he always stopped to say hello to me in church, and when I would get in trouble I was always sent straight to his office because he knew I respected and listened to him. Several years later, I heard he had retired and when I asked why, my mom said "Well, I think it was too hard to handle with Polio." It wasn't until I was 22 years old that I realized this man even walked differently, much less had a "handicap." Now I wish I could go back and hug him and tell him how much more I respected him back then.

As we say in the states: Keep on keeping on! I love your responses and your attitude. I wish I could sit down and have a cup of coffee with you and just listen to your stories and give you a hug.

Weird question. Where is your friend?

I was eventually counting down to 1992. Ha.

Anyway, I constantly look for more information to see if anything was found. Everything was so weird - her parents didn't report her missing for months, they said they received a letter from her but a family member said it was a hoax. In 2003, CSI actually went to the house they lived in at the time and dug up a back porch to check for any "evidence." They didn't find anything.

(Shortly after they reported her missing, the dad quickly built a back porch and they moved to Germany.)

Monique Daniels, missing from Moore, OK

I just wanted to say thank you for the work that you do. My babysitter went missing in 1994 (I believe it was that or 93) and is still considered an endangered runaway. I occasionally Google her to see if there have been any updates.