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Missing Cantonment Woman Found
June 24, 2011
A woman missing from the Cantonment area since Wednesday afternoon was found unharmed Thursday night.
Jacqueline Findley, 55, was last seen Wednesday afternoon at her home in the 2000 block of Welcome Circle, south of Quintette Road. Family members believe she walked away from the home toward a wooded area and reported her missing Wednesday night.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office searched the area late Wednesday night using a K-9 and a helicopter, but they were not immediately able to locate Findley.
No further details about where Findley was found were immediately available late Thursday night.
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12 Responses to “Missing Cantonment Woman Found”
Ms. Findley’s family might want to check with the Sheriff’s Office to see about a locator device for her. Sheriff Grover Smith in Escambia (Alabama) has that program in place for AL residents, perhaps the Florida Sheriff’s department has a similar program? It helps locate folks much faster who have a tendency to wander off. I’m so thankful she was safe when found!
May she now go get a new updated DL photo…
Thanks to God for answered prayer. Hope she is ok.
If you want to volunteer contact escambia search and rescue. they always need volunteers from all over the county. http://www.escambiasearchandrescue.com
Thank the Lord for her safe return, Mz Phillips, how thoughtful of you. I was touched by your comment escambiamom.
>>Did the early commenters read the article?
Their comments were made before she was found and before the article was updated.
Glad this turned out good.
Did the early commenters read the article?
That is really good to hear! I thought about her when the rain was heavy here.
Please keep us informed as to if they need volunteers to search!
lord please give us strength to find my auntee..jus direct her mind to come home safe and sound…
praying for her safe return!
Let us pray for Mz Findleys safe return home.