As a part of our national road tour we will have raffle tickets for a laptop computer (see below) 0n sale and starts NOW. Raffle tickets are  FIVE DOLLARS  per chance each.

The raffle will end August 28th where the lucky winner will be pulled at our last rally stop,”live” in Wilmington, NC. All funds raised go directly to the search effort of the CUE Center for Missing Persons. You can purchase tickets at each rally stop, through PayPal, postal mail or on facebook listed under our cause.

Thank you for your support.


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Dear Families of the Missing and Supporters
It’s that time of the year again when we are preparing for the “ON THE ROAD TO REMEMBER TOUR” and invite all of you to participate in this national awareness campaign for the missing, unidentified/unsolved homicide and cases fallen cold. Below you will find much needed information about the tour and history.. see you soon!

The following states are the chosen ones we will travel through if you are in the tour path and want your case featured please at a hosted stop please contact us now. See below, states.

‘’On the Road to Remember’’ Missing Persons Tour 2010

The tour will depart from North Carolina on August 18^th and will return August 28^th

Patricia Viola – Honoree- Bogota, New Jersey 2/13/2001

OHIO CASES & RALLY STOPS

Angela Holsinger- Portsmouth, Ohio- 5/29/1998

Annabelle Ludwig- Criddersville, Ohio -6/15/1982

Carl Holland – Eldorado, Ohio- 6/10/1983

Crystal Wilson- Columbus, Ohio- 12/21/2003

Janet Rose Dolgae- Cortland, Ohio – 10/01/1989

“RALLY STOP” Family of Esther Westenbarger
City of Fostoria Parking, Corner of West Center Street & (100 Block of) South Main Street Fostoria, OH 44830-
Tuesday, August 24, 6:30 PM

Mapquest Directions

Esther Westenbarger- Kokomo, Indiana-11/12/2009

“RALLY STOP” Family of Susan Ryan
Christmas Run Park 700 North Grant Street Wooster, OH 44691 (at the gazebo)-Wednesday, August 25, 10:00 AM

Mapquest Directions

Susan Ryan-Wooster, Ohio- 6/5/2010

WEST VIRGINIA CASES & RALLY STOPS

Annita Price- Moundsville, West Virginia- 5/30/1974

Jason Scott Adkins – Huntington, West Virginia – 1/18/1999

Melanie Metheny – Belle, West Virginia- 7/19/2006

“RALLY STOP” Family of Samantha Burns
West Hamlin Elm School Dairy Road in West Hamlin WV  25571
“Samantha Burns Memorial Field”- Wednesday, August 25, 6:30 PM

Samantha Burns- Huntington, West Virginia – 11/11/2002

NEW YORK CASES & RALLY STOPS

Art Deering- Beacon, New York- 6/20/1998

Audrey May Herron- Catskill, New York- 8/29/2002

Audrey Nerenberg- Brooklyn, New York -7/15/1977

Bethanie Dougherty- Killawog, New York- 4/2/2008

“RALLY STOP” Family of Brittanee Drexel
The Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse-
Ontario Beach Park
4800 Lake Ave. (14613) – Monday, August 23, 6:30 PM

Mapquest Directions

Brittanee Drexel – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina- 4/25/2009

Craig Frear- Scotia, New York -6/27/2004

Eric Dunckel- Lowville, New York- 8/27/1993

Ivory Green – Utica, New York -3/6/2004

Jaliek Rainwalker- Greenwich, New York – 11/1/2007

“RALLY STOP” Family of Kellisue Ackernecht
Sammonsville Volunteer Fire Department
1362 State Highway 67 Johnstown, NY – Monday, August 23, 11:00 AM

Mapquest Directions

Kellisue Ackernecht- Johnstown, New York- 9/30/2008

Lori C Bova-   Lakewood, New York- 6/7/1997

Sheryl Rucci- Lockport, New York- 8/9/2005

Suzanne Lyall -Albany, New York- 3/2/1998

CONNETICUT CASES & RALLY STOPS

“RALLY STOP” Family of Billy Smolinski
August 22, 2010 Time: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm (tour arrival 7:30 pm)
” Meadow Street Naugatuck, CT (at Gazebo)

Billy Smolinski Jr.- Waterbury, Connecticut- 8/24/2004

“RALLY STOP” Family of Carmella Gutierrez
Residence -104 Grassy Plain Bethel, CT 06801 – Sunday, August 22, 1:30 PM

Mapquest Directions

Carmella Gutierrez-Chattanooga, Tennessee- 6/1/1990

“RALLY STOP” Family of Mary Badaracco
Hatters Park 7 East Hayestown Road- Danbury, Connecticut – Sunday, August 22, 3:30 PM

Mapquest Directions

Mary Badaracco- Sherman, Connecticut – 8/20/1984

TENNESSEE CASES & RALLY STOPS

“RALLY STOP” Family of Donnie Payne
The Court House Square 155 Ocoee Street- Cleveland, TN .37311-Friday, August 27, 10:30 AM

Donnie Lee Payne- Cleveland, Tennessee -9/15/2008

Cayce McDaniel- Milan, Tennessee- 8/16/1996

Freddie Louis Whittiemore- Stanton, Tennessee  -6/19/2005

Janie Sue Lindsey- Grooms-Huntingdon, Tennessee-10/10/2004

“RALLY STOP” Family of Megan Maxwell
Residence 859 Brookside Drive Newport, TN 37821-

Mapquest Directions

Megan Maxwell- Newport, Tennessee – 4/26/2009

Jennifer Wix & Adrianna Wix -Cross Plains, Tennessee-3/25/2004

Rachel Conger- Paris, Tennessee -3/13/2008

Tabitha Tuders- Nashville, Tennessee- 4/29/2003

“RALLY STOP” Family of  Terrance Williams
Saint Paul AME Church 2514 Williams Street Chattanooga, TN 37408-
Thursday, August 26, 7:00 PM

Mapquest Directions

Terrance Williams-Naples, Florida (Chattanooga, TN)-1/12/2004

Carmella Gutierrez- Chattanooga, Tennessee- 6/1/1990

Raymond Green- Atlanta, Georgia – 11/6/1978

NORTH CAROLINA CASES & RALLY STOPS

Grand Finally Stop – August 28, 2010
Event Time: (BBQ plate sales will begin @ 11:30 am) 12noon until 4:00 pm
Best Rentals 37 South Kerr Avenue Wilmington, NC 28403 - Mapquest Directions
(Music, car show, raffles, pig pickin and more)

Allison Jackson Foy (homicide)- Wilmington, North Carolina- 7/31/2006

Delwin Locklear- Maxton, North Carolina -7/7/2004

Deloris Melton- Seaside Beach, North Carolina- 4/15/1994

Pamela Bradshaw- Wilmington, North Carolina- 5/31/2001

Richard Bird- Jr. Rocky Mount, North Carolina- 5/30/2007

Timothy Smart – Boiling Springs, North Carolina – 7/15/1995

Troy Lee Jacobs- Raeford, North Carolina- 2/27/1996

“RALLY STOP” Friends of Debbie Key
Jade Palace 103 East Main Street -Carrboro, NC- Thursday, August 19, 11:30 AM

Mapquest Directions

Debbie Key-Carrboro, North Carolina-11/30/1997

Dedrick Smith -Winston Salem, North Carolina- 10/3/2006

Kent Jacobs -Hope Mills, North Carolina – 3/10/2002

Leah Roberts – Durham, North Carolina – 3/9/2000

“RALLY STOP” Family of Diamond and Tionda Bradley
Residence- 205 East 9th Street Lexington, NC 27295- Thursday, August 19, 3:00 PM

Mapquest Directions

Diamond & Tionda Bradley- Chicago, Illinois- (Lexington, NC)- 6/6/2001

Asha Degree- Shelby, North Carolina-2/14/2000

Donna Barnhill- Lexington, North Carolina- 3/18/1981

“RALLY STOP” Family of Jamie Fraley
Gastonia Park-623 Garrison Blvd. Gastonia, NC- Friday, August 27, 7:00 PM

Mapquest Directions

Jamie Fraley- Gastonia, North Carolina – 4/08/2008

Robert Connor – Hickory, North Carolina -7/24/2003

Shonda Stansbury- Roanoke Rapids, NC – 12/14/2006
“RALLY STOP” Greensboro, NC

Virginia Wood- Chocowinity, North Carolina- 3/22/2007

MARYLAND CASES & RALLY STOPS

Bernadette Stevenson Caruso- Baltimore, Maryland- 9/27/1986

Tracey Gardner Tetso – Rosedale, Maryland- 3/6/2005

PENNSYLVANIA CASES & RALLY STOPS

Brenda Condon-Spring Township, PA-2/27/1991

“RALLY STOP” Family of Damien Sharp & the Warren Police Department
Warren Police Department 318 3rd Avenue -West Warren, PA 16365-
Tuesday, August 24, 11:00 AM

Mapquest Directions

Damien Sharp – Warren, Pennsylvania- 5/25/2002

Lisa Michelle Hatchell- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- 7/19/2003

Thomas Joel Zinza – Emlenton, Pennsylvania-02/9/2008

NEW JERSEY CASES & RALLY STOPS (Grand Rally Honoree Stop)

“RALLY STOP” Family of Patricia Viola
Grand Rally Honoree Stop
70 Chestnut Avenue Bogota, NJ 07603- Saturday, August 21, 1:00 PM

Mapquest Directions

Patricia Viola – Honoree Bogota, New Jersey- 2/13/2001

Margaret Haddican McEnroe- Somerset City, New Jersey- 10/10/2006

“RALLY STOP” Family of John Morris- Saturday, August 21, 10:00 AM
Harry Wright Lake  Park
Mayflower Court & Bowie Drive-Manchester NJ 08759

Mapquest Directions

John Morris – Dickerson, Maryland- 7/30/2007

VIRGINIA CASES & RALLY STOPS

“RALLY STOP” Families of Annita Price and Melanie Metheny – Friday, August 20, 1:30 PM
Richmond, VA

Dwayne Chick- Rustburg, Virginia – 7/25/2005

“RALLY STOP” Family of Morgan Harrington- Friday, August 20, 10:30 AM
The Morgan Harrington Memorial on the Bridge on Copley Road on the North Grounds of the University of Virginia (near the John Paul Jones Arena)

Mapquest Directions

Morgan Harrington (Homicide)- 10/17/2009

KENTUCKY CASES & RALLY STOPS

“RALLY STOP” Family of Heather Teague
City Park 745 City Park Drive City Park, Madisonville, KY- Thursday, August 26, 1:00 PM

Mapquest Directions

Heather Teague- Spottsville, Kentucky – 8/26/1995

Albert Gary Mitchell-Paris, Kentucky-8/29/2004

Sandra Kay Travis – Mayfield, Kentucky-7/3/2005

FEATURED CASES ON TOUR FROM OTHER STATES

Amy Michelle Davison- Waterford, Michigan-11/8/2009

Anthony Ross Allen- Fort Smith Arkansas -10/1/1978

Bethany & Tina Sinclair -Chesterfield, New Hampshire- 2/4/2001

Bradley Olsen – DeKalb, Illinois -1/20/2007

Brandy Hanna- North Charleston, South Carolina- 5/20/2005

Brian Sullivan- Rochester, New York- 7/7/2007

Cerilla Doyle- Bentonville, Arkansas-10/27/2008

Chris Bartholomew (homicide)- Kansas City, Missouri- 3/20/2007

Clartha Epps McLeod -Turbeville, South Carolina- 1/30/2009

Crystal Soles- Andrews, South Carolina- 1/24/2005

David V Neily -Westport, California – 4/14/2006

Diego Flores & Tammy Flores- Victorville, California-10/23/2007

Donna Jou – Los Angeles, California- 6/23/2007

Dori Myers-  Lakewood Park, Ft. Pierce, Florida- 1/11/2006

Emillie Hoyt-Highland Beach, Florida-12/1/2005

Grace & Gracie Reapp- Jericho, Vermont- 6/6/1978

Greg Tilley- St. Louis, Missouri- 9/1/1992

Heather Riggio-North Miami Beach, Florida-5/6/2007

Jarrod Johnston- Yazoo City, Mississippi- 7/7/2007

Jason Dale Bolton (homicide) -Connersville, Indiana- 8/21/1991

Jason Jolkowski- Omaha, Nebraska- 6/13/2001

Jeremy Alex- Northport, Maine- 4/24/2004

Jessica Foster- Las Vegas, Nevada- 3/28/2005

Jody Ledkins- Kansas City, Missouri- 5/23/1985

Kerry Johnson- Salem, Oregon- 9/14/1982

Kimberly Langwell- Beaumont, Texas -7/9/1999

Michael Austin Davis- Jacksonville, Florida -6/25/2007

Niqui McCown- Richmond, Indiana- 7/22/2001

Orlando Ledesma-Boston, Massachusetts-5/18/2010

Pamela Biggers-Panama City, Florida-1/27/2008

Rachel Marie Mellon- Bolingbrook, Illinois- 1/31/1996

Tabitha Franklin–Cullman, Alabama-8/8/2009

Troy Spencer Marks- New Orleans, Louisana- 6/6/2006

Wes Binder- Raytown, Missouri- 12/6/2009

On The Road to Remember Volunteer Committee 2010

WHAT DO I NEED TO SUBMIT MY MISSING PERSON
Photo
All vital stats on missing person
All agency and law enforcement contact numbers and web sites concerning missing person
Written consent for your missing person to be featured for CUE Center for Missing Persons
Video or other content to be included in the DVD distributed during the tour

WHO CAN HOST A STOP?
Family of a Missing Person
Law Enforcement Agency
Organization/Group
Volunteer/Concerned Citizen

WHAT ARE SOME IDEAS FOR A RALLY STOP?
Candle Light Vigils
Balloon Release
Display Board, Banners, Signs, Marques
Guest Speakers; law enforcement, town/state dignitaries, community leaders, pastor, etc.
Tribute Performances
Tables set up for displays of missing persons photos and information
Public event or safety activities
Invite the public, family, friends and media (our team will aid in media coverage)

WHAT TYPE OF LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN USED FOR RALLY STOPS?
Police – Sheriff Departments
Government Agencies, i.e. Mayor, Town Hall
Parking lots of stores that have frontage or businesses alike
Home of the families of the missing
Parks of any kind or large grassy areas
Local churches, Schools, Community Buildings

National Tour Purpose and Inspiration

The annual tour was created to generate new interest in cold cases of missing people across our nation. The inspiration came in 2004 from the case of North Carolina college student Leah Roberts, who had gone on a cross-country trip of self-exploration. Her wrecked and abandoned vehicle was found, but Leah is still missing. Leah’s case went cold and interest faded until CUE volunteers set out on a grueling 14-day trip to retrace her route and inform the media of all those who were missing in the path of the tour. In the years to follow, it only seemed right to keep hope alive after families across the country voiced the need for more help and supported the tour idea.

National Tour Objective

The national road tour, called “On the Road to Remember,” is an awareness campaign that focuses on missing persons cases that have gone cold or have not received appropriate media coverage on the local level – much less the national level.. The tour, which travels through many states annually, provides that attention.

In all cases of missing people, it is vital to inform the public of the missing person’s circumstances quickly and to disseminate that information to the media and the public. In most cases where details are released immediately to the public through an organized campaign, the public brings forth information that aids in the investigation and or the location of the victim. The media plays a significant role in getting the word out on the behalf of the missing person and should be recognized as a vital resource to any investigation.

Interest in many of the cases we have featured in previous tours has been renewed. The media has learned about local cases they were unaware of; case investigations have been renewed, and searches conducted. Information has resulted in new leads in some cases, and has even helped identify an unknown decedent and in 2008 solved a cold case of twenty eight years. And finally, each tour some of the missing featured have been found from various efforts, which is the main reason we conduct the tour despite the toll it takes on our all-volunteer staff.

It is the belief of the CUE Center for Missing Persons that all investigations, the public, volunteers and the media should work in collaboration on cases involving missing children and adults; until this happens, their will continue to be cases of the missing labeled “cold” or “inactive.”

About the Tour Honoree
In keeping the tradition of the tour – an honoree is selected each year, one who needs fair coverage of their disappearance. .

Patricia Viola – you can view her information at http://patriciaviolamissing.homestead.com/ or the CUE Center web site at http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/patricia-marie-viola/

See below for past tour honorees

2004 – Leah Roberts

2005 – Kent Jacobs

2006 – Molly Datillo

2007 – Anthony Allen

2008 – Jeremy Alex

2009 – Rachel Cooke

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Allison Jackson-Foy 3/2/1972 - 7/30/2006

Thursday July 29th 7:30pm: Wine Tasting Benefit at Bardi’s in Pequannock NJ. $50 per person. Please RSVP and join us as for an evening out with friends and family as we raise money for CUE Center for Missing Persons. www.bardisgrill.com and www.helpfindallison.com

RSVP to lisa@whitegatehomes.com We need your support!

The family of Allison Jackson Foy is proud to announce the formation of The  Allison Jackson Foy Memorial Fund.

This is a fund set up in honor of Allison Jackson Foy who went missing from Wilmington North Carolina in July of 2006 and was recovered and identified in September of 2008. Allison remains the victim of an unsolved homicide. Allison left behind two young daughters, a father, two sisters, a brother, and eighteen nieces and nephews along with numerous friends. The loss of Allison has changed all of our lives and remains with us.

This journey we have walked on has brought many amazing people into our lives and introduced us to countless families who have a missing loved one. These families have become like family to us and continue to inspire us and move us with their courage, strength, hope and perseverance in the search for their missing loved ones and answers. My family and I know without a doubt that missing persons is a silent crisis in this country and the number of missing and unidentified is staggering.

With all of that in mind it is our hope that all monies raised through this memorial fund will go to help others in the search for their missing loved ones in whatever way needed. That is why all monies will be given in Allison’s name to CUE Center for Missing Persons. My family and I know no other organization that does what they do for missing persons and their families. They are speaking for the missing who have no voice by advocating for them and their families, they educate law enforcement and conduct full scale search and rescue efforts. All of this is done without any cost to the families. CUE also raises attention nationally about the missing through an annual road tour, they hold a national conference every year that brings together families of the missing from all over the country as well as law enforcement in an effort to educate all and help all those who are a part of this world.

Monica Caison and Cue Center have helped over 8700 families, and Monica has never taken a pay check. The men and women who volunteer for this organization also come from all over the country and freely give of their time and talents. Recently I had an opportunity to be a part of a search and was blown away by the commitment and perseverance of all involved. All of this done with the utmost respect, concern and love for the family and their missing loved one.

Experiencing first hand this amazing organization, all its volunteers and its incredible founder, a woman and organization who change lives and make a difference in this world is why my family and I are proud to honor Allison in a way that will give back and help others. We believe this is what Allison would have wanted as well. For more information on CUE you can visit their website www.ncmissingpersons.org

Allison’s website www.helpfindallison.com is currently being updated with all of this information and you will be receiving another e mail giving details of our first fundraiser within the next few days. We hope over the course of the year to hold different events to raise funds and awareness again, all proceeds being donated in Allison’s name to CUE.

As always we ask for your continued prayers for all the missing and their families as well as all like CUE who give of themselves to help all who are on this journey.

Thank you all for your time and support,
Lisa Valentino
Sister of Allison Jackson Foy

All checks can be made to: The Allison Jackson Foy Memorial Fund

And can be mailed to 103 Spring Street Newton NJ 07860

Att: Allison Jackson Foy Memorial Fund C/O Whitegate Homes

News 14 Carolina story Click Here

In March of 2009 a similar package arrived and similar information, however bringing our center to West Virginia for a young girl named Samantha Burns, missing also in November of 2002 and also a part of the crime spree this inmate created after his escape from an Kentucky jail of that same time frame. But CUE was not as hopeful as the information was cloudy at best and the area being an entire highway. After sixteen day of extensive search efforts we have still not brought “Sam” home but remain determined in doing so for her family and case resolution.