Last week, I was honored to welcome the friends and family of local missing adults to City Hall for an annual ceremony.
My heart is with the families of those missing, and I share in the vigilance and hope they hold for the safe return of their loved ones. Few know the pain and uncertainty that they feel when a son or daughter, parent, sibling, or friend goes missing. I proclaimed Missing Adults Day to demonstrate Jacksonville's support and commitment to those families--to demonstrate that their city stands with them. Regardless of age or circumstance, all missing adults deserve to have their cases pursued with diligence, compassion and urgency.
It was a touching ceremony at City Hall this morning as Mayor @lennycurry proclaimed today Florida Missing Adults Day in Jacksonville. We encourage all citizens to remember those who have not yet been found and increase public awareness to assist in finding missing loved ones. pic.twitter.com/ElRY9TsRG3 — City of Jacksonville (COJ) (@CityofJax) February 28, 2020
It was a touching ceremony at City Hall this morning as Mayor @lennycurry proclaimed today Florida Missing Adults Day in Jacksonville. We encourage all citizens to remember those who have not yet been found and increase public awareness to assist in finding missing loved ones. pic.twitter.com/ElRY9TsRG3
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