I read each and every one of them and I always read the cards I get in the mail with my weekly circulars. I volunteer as well and I write content and create videos on the missing and unidentified. A friend of mine just gave me full permission to use his music in my video projects, so I'm really excited about that.
Like so many others, the reality of missing somebody you care about came home for me as well. My best friend from high school went missing in 2000. She still hasn't been found. Personally, I think her ex fiance killed her, but we can't prove anything. He's a real scum of the earth type. Killed the girl he dated after my friend, possibly killed his own father. I'm not crying too much about the fact that he's in prison where he belongs. My friend got involved with drugs and prostitution before she vanished, but she was turning her life around for the better. She made her mistakes, but she didn't deserve this. Here's her page on charley project
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/...ns_alicia.html. I knew here when she lived in PA, obviously. The lady who runs the Charley Project is good people. Hell, her last name is Goode.
Take a look around over there, it's a great site and Megs does a wonderful service.
The missing and unidentified are my pet cause. We may never find Alicia, we may never learn what really happened to her, but I will always do my personal best to honor her memory by looking for her and others just like her. So, thanks MJD for bringing this up. It's great to meet a fellow death hag with the same dedication to the missing. You're good people