All posts in the topic Volunteers looking for missing Roseville man (Short link)
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- Latest post made by Bob Venters at Jun 23 03:17 UTC
This person is a friend of a friend and is from right here in Roseville. If anyone has time they are still in need of volunteers. Family Seeks Help Finding Missing Autistic Man GRANTSBURG, Wis. (WCCO) ― A local family is asking for your help to find their missing 25-year-old autistic son. Keith Kennedy was last seen on Sunday at Trade Lake Camp in Grantsburg, Wis., which is a camp for developmentally disabled adults. Head counselor Barb Denn says he was on his way back to the bunk house for bed when he disappeared. His family said that besides being autistic he is also pretty fragile due to a kidney transplant. Keith has been taking anti-rejection medication for his transplant, which happened in 1995. He has missed five "episodes" of the anti-rejection medication, doctors are worried that his kidney may start to fail. Niki Olson, who is helping with the search, says Kennedy only can speak four words and won't respond to a call. He is 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. He was last seen wearing an orange T-shirt and blue jeans. Linda Kennedy, Keith's mother said the search has been "hell on earth." She said she's more emotionally drained then physically drained. About 180 searchers were involved in the search on Monday and about 150 showed up Tuesday, according to the sheriff's office. Those interested in helping in the search on Wednesday are asked to call the Trade Lake Camp at 715-488-2690. If you know anything or have seen Keith please call the Burnett County Sheriff's Department at 715-349-2128. Here are some more stories if anyone is intereted, http://wcco.com/local/missing.autistic.man.2.751599.html http://kstp.com/article/stories/s481094.shtml?cat=1
Not Sure what happend with the prior link.
Keith Kennedy was found today, as reported tonight by the Star Tribune.
Good News!
Wow - it is not often there are surprises like that, thanks to all the
volunteers and professionals that helped find him.