The above picture of Heidi and I is either from a wedding or Easter, or possibly we wore the dresses for both. I don't remember, but I'm guessing if Mom remembers, she'll clarify when she posts. I just think we look cute. Today's blog is actually a blog to share what others are saying.
This past Monday, Slam Dunks, blogger, shared about Heidi, her case, and the twentieth anniversary for his Missing Person Monday blog series. There were twenty comments the last time I checked, from across the country. Heidi is remembered near and far, praying this increased awareness of her case might help to reveal the missing puzzle piece to bring Heidi home.
Debra Groom, wrote a great story in today's edition of the Valley News. I learned new things while reading her article. It amazes me to still learn how different people learned of Heidi's disappearance or the face there were three feet signs on the Canadian border years after her kidnapping. To learn more, click on Heidi's missing person's flyer below or: http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2014/03/26/people-still-remember-disappearance-of-heidi-allen-after-20-years/
During my interview with Debra, she asked if I would write a story to run alongside her article, written from the family's perspective. I was, am honored, to be asked. I shared it with my parents before submitting it. I love the way God works and how our two stories meshed so well. Thank you Deb for the invite and sharing.
To read my article, click on the photo of the teddy bear (created by the Lostnmissing.org) or http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2014/03/26/heidi-allens-sister-writes-about-coping-with-loss/
This past Monday, Slam Dunks, blogger, shared about Heidi, her case, and the twentieth anniversary for his Missing Person Monday blog series. There were twenty comments the last time I checked, from across the country. Heidi is remembered near and far, praying this increased awareness of her case might help to reveal the missing puzzle piece to bring Heidi home.
Debra Groom, wrote a great story in today's edition of the Valley News. I learned new things while reading her article. It amazes me to still learn how different people learned of Heidi's disappearance or the face there were three feet signs on the Canadian border years after her kidnapping. To learn more, click on Heidi's missing person's flyer below or: http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2014/03/26/people-still-remember-disappearance-of-heidi-allen-after-20-years/
During my interview with Debra, she asked if I would write a story to run alongside her article, written from the family's perspective. I was, am honored, to be asked. I shared it with my parents before submitting it. I love the way God works and how our two stories meshed so well. Thank you Deb for the invite and sharing.
To read my article, click on the photo of the teddy bear (created by the Lostnmissing.org) or http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2014/03/26/heidi-allens-sister-writes-about-coping-with-loss/
Slam Dunks: Blogs about my sister's case for his "Missing Person's Monday" blog. I follow this blog and was stunned when I saw he highlighted Heidi's case this week in memory of her and the upcoming 20th anniversary of her disappearance. To read his blog and the comments from others, across the country - click on the photo of the basketball player, or use the link below... http://theslamdunktrove.blogspot.com/2014/03/twenty-years-missing.html
A little information about this blogger: "I am a thirty-something married sleep deprived Christian with little ones who uses this blog as an outlet. Growing up in a military family, I got to see a few different parts of the US. I am much more comfortable being in the South, but currently reside North of the Mason-Dixon Line. I spent almost a decade as the police and enjoy discussing law enforcement and crime."
A little information about this blogger: "I am a thirty-something married sleep deprived Christian with little ones who uses this blog as an outlet. Growing up in a military family, I got to see a few different parts of the US. I am much more comfortable being in the South, but currently reside North of the Mason-Dixon Line. I spent almost a decade as the police and enjoy discussing law enforcement and crime."
Articles in Today's Valley News - Pick up a copy today or
click on the two links below and read them now.
 Click on the above missing person's flyer for a direct link to Debra Groom's article in the Valley News 3/26/2014. |  Click on the above teddy bear image to read an article written by Lisa Buske, Heidi's older sister, that ran along side Debra Groom's in the Valley News on 3/26/2014. |
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