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Silver Alert Issued For Missing Cantonment Woman
October 18, 2012
A silver alert has been issued in Florida and Alabama for a missing Cantonment woman.
Nina Veach, 82, was last seen about 4 p.m. Wednesday at her residence in the 10000 block of Bristol Park Road in Cantonment. She is described as a white female with brown eyes, gray hair, about 5-foot 11-inches tall and weighing 140 pounds.
She may be traveling in a 1995 Silver Volvo 200 with Florida tag number C778CL. The vehicle has a Navy Captain Eagle sticker on the front window.
Anyone that has seen Nina Veach or has any knowledge of her whereabouts is asked to contact Escambia County Florida Sheriff’s office at (850) 436-9620 or their local law enforcement agency.
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6 Responses to “Silver Alert Issued For Missing Cantonment Woman”
Hope she is safe and found soon!
So scary. My grandmother had severe Alzheimer and she lived with my father and I when I was in high-school. She got lost one time about 2 miles from the house where she lived for 20+ years, she thought she was in Texas. Thankfully she asked someone in the parking lot of cvs to please help her home, so by looking at her DL the young man was able to get home. By far one of the scariest experiences we every had with her and her disease. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the only time. She stole my dads car and drove around town for over an hour until we were able to find her, she got lost by walking in our neighborhood a time or two. That disease is just horrible. God bless her and her family. I pray she gets found soon, very soon.
I sure hope she is found…That is so scary for her and the family…We had to watch my father-in-law real close…I know how the elderly feel when they don’t know where they are and can’t find their way..Praying she will be found safe
So sad. I do hope she is found.
>>>What is a silver alert?
It is the equivalent of an Amber Alert…except it is for missing and endangered elderly persons that suffer from ” irreversible deterioration of intellectual faculties”
What is a silver alert?