Kansas City, Missouri – For the fourth year, volunteers from the North Carolina-based CUE Center for Missing Persons will travel across the U.S. to raise awareness of missing children and adults. The team will be in Kansas City on June14th, to attend their pre planned rally stop hosted by the family of Summer Shipp and other families of the missing; media outlets are invited; CUE will be distributing a trail of CD’s, press kits and valuable information concerning those missing, of cases gone cold. Cases in particular will be, see vitals below:




Jody Ledkins, Lindsey Porter, Jon R. VanDyke, Shirley McKeown, Summer Shipp and Sam Porter




Fort Smith, AR – For the fourth year, volunteers from the North Carolina-based CUE Center for Missing Persons will travel across the U.S. to raise awareness of missing children and adults. The team will be in Fort Smith on June16th, to attend their pre planned rally stop hosted by the family of Anthony Ross Allen and Fort Smith Police Department; media outlets are invited; CUE will be distributing a trail of CD’s, press kits and valuable information concerning those missing, of cases gone cold. One case in particular will be that of Anthony Ross Allen, who went missing nearly 30 years ago from Fort Smith, Arkansas, see vitals below:



Joshua Middleton, Bonnie McFadden, April Pitzer


Nashville, TN – For the fourth year, volunteers from the North Carolina-based CUE Center for Missing Persons will travel across the U.S. to raise awareness of missing children and adults. The team will be in Nashville on June12th, to attend their pre planned rally stop hosted by the family of Michael Pierce, media outlets are invited; CUE will be distributing a trail of CD’s, press kits and valuable information concerning those missing, of cases gone cold. Cases in particular will be featured - see vitals below:



Top/Left to Right - Adriana Wix, Jennifer Wix, Freddie Whittiemore, Janie Sue Grooms Lindsey, Cayce McDaniel

Bottom/Left to Right - Jonathan Thrasher, Michael Pierce, Tabitha Tuders, Jason Scott Adkins


Sikeston, Missouri – For the fourth year, volunteers from the North Carolina-based CUE Center for Missing Persons will travel across the U.S. to raise awareness of missing children and adults. The team will be in Sikeston on June 12thth, to attend their pre planned rally stop hosted by the Scott County Search & Rescue Team and Miner Police Department; media outlets are invited; CUE will be distributing a trail of DVD’s, press kits and valuable information concerning those missing, of cases gone cold.



One case in particular will be that of Cheryl Ann Scherer, who went missing nearly 29 years ago from Scott County, Missouri.



Cheryl went to work on Tuesday, April 17, 1979, at Rhodes 101 in Scott City, MO. Scherer had been employed there for over a year, and was considered a model employee. Sometime between 11:40 & 11:50AM, she was abducted from the business. Scherer’s car, keys, and purse were left at the scene. The business was able to determine that $480 in cash was missing from the cash register.



“After so many years, these cases fade from the public’s radar, but for the families and friends of the missing, the nightmare continues — every minute of every day their loved one is missing,” said CUE Founder Monica Caison, who is leading the caravan of volunteers. “We are traveling across the country to make sure no case fades from memory. And we will come to Sikeston to remind everyone that Cheryl Scherer, Jody Ledkins, along with other’s are still missing and their loved ones are searching for a resolution. They need our help and the community’s help to bring them home.”

Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/