Vancouver Missing

This year in June marks 12yrs since u made ur last journey home. I see my life now and so much has happened and I aleays wish you were here to share in all our life's edventures. I will nevet forget u n we are missing you soo much Lance. Always on my mind and forever in my heart R.I.S.P. Lance Henry <3

My Heart goes out to young Michelle Carline Choiniere, lost oh so young and her dear family.

Healing Hugs and Prayers.

Denise Horvath-Allan
mum to Charles .. missing 27 yrs.

To my beautiful baby girl Stephanie Lane. Almost 20 years since you were taken from us so brutally...Your son is now 20...the same age you were. He is a fine boy that you would be very proud of. Just going through newspaper clippings...files and the like as I am still fighting for justice for you my love. Words cannot explain how broken...devastated...damaged..immobilized in grief we waited 6 years not knowing were you were..Then the most horrible news ever. Thank you for allowing me to raise your son when he was 5 months old 3 short months before you left this world, for he has been my backbone..my everything as was your brother. Stephen is starting college next week. Your brother moved back in with us last month at the age of 30. Wouldn't have it any other way. My life is at best content. Not a day goes by that I don't look at a picture...or your son...spitting image...Until we meet again my love. MOM

I just finished reading 'On the Farm' because I love to read and especially about regular everyday people. I also had lived in the Seattle area when the story broke many years ago and was curious when I ran across this book about what had happened to the murderer, but mostly to the families.
This note is to each and every one of you- mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, grandparents, brothers, sisters,aunts and uncles;
I am so sorry for your loss. I was riveted to this book about these women. I was so thankful for the author for writing about them! I have gone to this site and have been reading about each individual women. I am praying for your families. I know this will never go away for you and I want you to know that I will never think of them as the "missing or murdered women of Vancouver" but as individuals who lived and made a difference in each of your lives. I don't think I am the only one and after all these years I believe that people are still wondering how you all are doing. Thank you for

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I just finished reading On the Farm - an assigned book for my 2nd year history class on Crime and Punishment. I was dumbfounded halfway through to discover that one of his victims, Tiffany Drew, was someone I once knew so many years ago. My heart is heavy, the young girl I remember with fondness was a bright, bubbly spirit with an infectious laugh... she had her whole future before her.
Though I lost touch with her, I would periodically over the years wonder where life had taken her.
I had no idea this was her fate, or that she was ever on a missing persons list.. and am truly sickened and angry. Had the VPD done their job properly then it is likely she never would have been deemed a victim.
Really wishing I'd never read this book now. :(