"Hope At Center of Ride for Missing Children" by Sara Tracey
By SARA TRACEY
Observer-Dispatch
Posted May 16, 2013 @ 05:07 AM
Last update May 16, 2013 @ 01:14 PM
"The first face Shirlette Green saw when she walked through the doors of the
York Street National Center for Missing & Exploited Children was
familiar. It was her daughter, Ivory, looking out from the flat poster, a face she
hasn’t seen in nearly 10 years. But the Utica resident..."
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Observer-Dispatch
Posted May 16, 2013 @ 05:07 AM
Last update May 16, 2013 @ 01:14 PM
"The first face Shirlette Green saw when she walked through the doors of the
York Street National Center for Missing & Exploited Children was
familiar. It was her daughter, Ivory, looking out from the flat poster, a face she
hasn’t seen in nearly 10 years. But the Utica resident..."
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Fun to Flow at river’s end bookstore in Port City
Downtown business observing 15th Anniversary
By Jacob Pucci
"The water never ends in the Port City, and neither does river's end bookstore. Area residents are encouraged to come celebrate with local authors during the 15th anniversary of the river’s end bookstore in Oswego on May 15...
Local talent featured
This footprint has played host to many local writers, including Lisa M. Buske, a ..."
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By Jacob Pucci
"The water never ends in the Port City, and neither does river's end bookstore. Area residents are encouraged to come celebrate with local authors during the 15th anniversary of the river’s end bookstore in Oswego on May 15...
Local talent featured
This footprint has played host to many local writers, including Lisa M. Buske, a ..."
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Where’s Heidi Author To Speak At Oswego Library
April 10, 2013 by Contributor
"OSWEGO, NY – Around 200 people turned out for Lisa Buske’s book release party at the river’s end bookstore last week. If you missed the release of “Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey,” by Lisa M. Buske, do not worry. Lisa will be in the Erik and Emily Cole Community Room of the Oswego Public Library on April 25...While we are not expecting hundreds, we are hoping to set a new record for an author visit to the Oswego Public Library! Please join us. Author and speaker Buske will be at the library at 6:12 p.m. She is a catalyst for others affected by tragedy.Her sister’s abduction in 1994 left her..."
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"OSWEGO, NY – Around 200 people turned out for Lisa Buske’s book release party at the river’s end bookstore last week. If you missed the release of “Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey,” by Lisa M. Buske, do not worry. Lisa will be in the Erik and Emily Cole Community Room of the Oswego Public Library on April 25...While we are not expecting hundreds, we are hoping to set a new record for an author visit to the Oswego Public Library! Please join us. Author and speaker Buske will be at the library at 6:12 p.m. She is a catalyst for others affected by tragedy.Her sister’s abduction in 1994 left her..."
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Remembering Heidi Allen - April 3, 2013
"OSWEGO, N.Y. -- Nearly two decades after her disappearance, Heidi Allen is
not a forgotten name in her Oswego County community. Allen was just 18 when she was kidnapped while working alone on Easter Day in
1994. Allen has never been found.
On Wednesday, Allen's only sister, Lisa Buske, released her second book at
the River’s End Bookstore in Oswego...."
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not a forgotten name in her Oswego County community. Allen was just 18 when she was kidnapped while working alone on Easter Day in
1994. Allen has never been found.
On Wednesday, Allen's only sister, Lisa Buske, released her second book at
the River’s End Bookstore in Oswego...."
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http://centralny.ynn.com/content/top_stories/653297/remembering-heidi-allen/
Heidi Allen's sister releases book on controversial case - April 3, 2013
Jim Kenyan reporting -
"NEW HAVEN -- The book is entitled "Where's Heidi?" It was
released today by it's author, Lisa Buske, the sister of Heidi Allen who
disappeared on this day 19 years ago. Buske was signing advanced copies of her
book at..."
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"NEW HAVEN -- The book is entitled "Where's Heidi?" It was
released today by it's author, Lisa Buske, the sister of Heidi Allen who
disappeared on this day 19 years ago. Buske was signing advanced copies of her
book at..."
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Sister still asking "Where's Heidi?" April 3, 2013 Book Release
"Oswego (WSYR-TV) -- On the 19th anniversary of her disappearance, Heidi Allen’s
sister is releasing a book about the ordeal. April 3, 1994 was the last time the
18-year-old was seen while working at a convenience store in Oswego County.
Heidi’s sister, Lisa Buske, says..."
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sister is releasing a book about the ordeal. April 3, 1994 was the last time the
18-year-old was seen while working at a convenience store in Oswego County.
Heidi’s sister, Lisa Buske, says..."
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Kidnapping victim’s sister writes book; hopes to help siblings cope with loss, tragedy
Syracuse (WSYR-TV) --
"Heidi Allen was abducted from a convenience store where she was worked in the town of New Haven back in 1994. She was 18 at the time. Her body was never found, but one man is in prison for kidnapping her.
Now, almost 20 years later, Allen’s sister is telling her story in a book called “Where’s Heidi? One sister’s journey.”
Lisa Buskey says that she wrote the book to help siblings cope with loss and tragedy and to let them know that they’re not alone.
"It’s not any easier any day without my sister. But..."
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"Heidi Allen was abducted from a convenience store where she was worked in the town of New Haven back in 1994. She was 18 at the time. Her body was never found, but one man is in prison for kidnapping her.
Now, almost 20 years later, Allen’s sister is telling her story in a book called “Where’s Heidi? One sister’s journey.”
Lisa Buskey says that she wrote the book to help siblings cope with loss and tragedy and to let them know that they’re not alone.
"It’s not any easier any day without my sister. But..."
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Event for Heidi Allen book set for Friday
Published: Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 5:22 AM
By Debra J. Groom, The Post-Standard
"New Haven, NY -- Author Lisa M. Buske will unveil the cover of her soon-to-be-published book at a special event at 4:30 p.m. Friday Sept. 14 at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden in New Haven.
The event is the day before what would have been Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday. Heidi Allen, of New Haven, was abducted April 3, 1994 while working at a New Haven convenience store. She was 18 at the time..."
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By Debra J. Groom, The Post-Standard
"New Haven, NY -- Author Lisa M. Buske will unveil the cover of her soon-to-be-published book at a special event at 4:30 p.m. Friday Sept. 14 at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden in New Haven.
The event is the day before what would have been Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday. Heidi Allen, of New Haven, was abducted April 3, 1994 while working at a New Haven convenience store. She was 18 at the time..."
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‘Where’s Heidi’ book cover unveiled
Nicole Reitz / by Carol Thompson
Christian writer Lisa M. Buske unveils the cover of her book “Where’s Heidi, One Sister’s Journey” at a ceremony held Friday at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden, located on the property of the convenience store where Heidi was working when she disappeared. Friday marked Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday.
New Haven author Lisa M. Buske revealed the cover to her book, “Where’s Heidi” at an emotional ceremony held Friday at the location where her sister, Heidi Allen, disappeared.
“Losing Heidi over 19 years ago was difficult. We also worried about Lisa,” Sue Allen, the mother of Heidi and Lisa, said.
Through tears, Allen said that you can turn your life around from tragedy.
“We hope it will help others,” she said of her daughter’s book.
Allen was introduced by Oswego County Sheriff Reuel “Moe” Todd, who said the goal is to bring Heidi home.
“That’s what we’re here for,” he said.
Todd noted...
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Christian writer Lisa M. Buske unveils the cover of her book “Where’s Heidi, One Sister’s Journey” at a ceremony held Friday at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden, located on the property of the convenience store where Heidi was working when she disappeared. Friday marked Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday.
New Haven author Lisa M. Buske revealed the cover to her book, “Where’s Heidi” at an emotional ceremony held Friday at the location where her sister, Heidi Allen, disappeared.
“Losing Heidi over 19 years ago was difficult. We also worried about Lisa,” Sue Allen, the mother of Heidi and Lisa, said.
Through tears, Allen said that you can turn your life around from tragedy.
“We hope it will help others,” she said of her daughter’s book.
Allen was introduced by Oswego County Sheriff Reuel “Moe” Todd, who said the goal is to bring Heidi home.
“That’s what we’re here for,” he said.
Todd noted...
To read more, click on the above photo, copy and paste the below link, or visit the Valley News in Fulton for a copy:
http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2012/09/18/wheres-heidi-book-cover-unveiled/
Cover Of Heidi Allen Book – A Map To Hope
Posted on September 15, 2012
by Steve Yablonski
"NEW HAVEN, NY – Standing at the site where her sister disappeared more than 18 years ago, Lisa Buske unveiled the cover of her book on Friday, what would have been Heidi Allen’s birthday.
On April 3, 1994, Heidi Allen went missing from the convenience store at the intersection of Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. Authorities say she was kidnapped by a couple of local brothers and is presumed dead.
Her body has never been located. But to this day, the case remains open and police continue to investigate, according to Oswego County Sheriff Reuel Todd.
Buske said..."
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by Steve Yablonski
"NEW HAVEN, NY – Standing at the site where her sister disappeared more than 18 years ago, Lisa Buske unveiled the cover of her book on Friday, what would have been Heidi Allen’s birthday.
On April 3, 1994, Heidi Allen went missing from the convenience store at the intersection of Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. Authorities say she was kidnapped by a couple of local brothers and is presumed dead.
Her body has never been located. But to this day, the case remains open and police continue to investigate, according to Oswego County Sheriff Reuel Todd.
Buske said..."
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Kidnapping victim’s sister writes book; hopes to help siblings cope with loss, tragedy
"
Syracuse (WSYR-TV) -- Heidi Allen was abducted from a convenience store where she was worked in the town of New Haven back in 1994. She was 18 at the time. Her body was never found, but one man is in prison for kidnapping her..."
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New book by Heidi Allen’s sister discusses her disappearance
"SYRACUSE -- Heidi Allen’s sister will discuss the challenges and difficulties families face after a loved one goes missing or is kidnapped.
Lisa Buske will unveil the cover of her book "Where’s Heidi? One sister’s Journey" at 4:30pm on Friday afternoon in the Oswego County town of New Haven.
The event is scheduled to take place at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden near the intersection of Route 104 and Route104b in the Oswego County town of New Haven.
Allen disappeared on Easter morning 1994. She was 18 at the time. Allen was working as a cashier at the D & W Convenience store when she disappeared. An Oswego County Sheriff’s deputy was flagged down by a customer who found the store empty at 7:50am."
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Heidi Allen’s sister to unveil book cover today
by Carol Thompson
"Christian author Lisa Buske, a resident of New Haven, will unveil the cover of her book “Where’s Heidi? One sister’s Journey” this Friday.
The book, scheduled to be released in the spring, seeks to give hope to the siblings of missing and kidnapped persons.
“I am blessed beyond words to celebrate what will have been my sister’s birthday by inviting our friends, family, the community and members of the local media to join the unveiling of the cover,” said Buske. “The book seeks to give hope to siblings of missing and kidnapped individuals — a hope that I didn’t have for many years after Heidi’s disappearance.”
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"Christian author Lisa Buske, a resident of New Haven, will unveil the cover of her book “Where’s Heidi? One sister’s Journey” this Friday.
The book, scheduled to be released in the spring, seeks to give hope to the siblings of missing and kidnapped persons.
“I am blessed beyond words to celebrate what will have been my sister’s birthday by inviting our friends, family, the community and members of the local media to join the unveiling of the cover,” said Buske. “The book seeks to give hope to siblings of missing and kidnapped individuals — a hope that I didn’t have for many years after Heidi’s disappearance.”
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Event for Heidi Allen book set for Friday
Published: Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 5:22 AM
By Debra J. Groom, The Post-Standard
New Haven, NY -- Author Lisa M. Buske will unveil the cover of her soon-to-be-published book at a special event at 4:30 p.m. Friday Sept. 14 at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden in New Haven.
The event is the day before what would have been Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday. Heidi Allen, of New Haven, was abducted April 3, 1994 while working at a New Haven convenience store. She was 18 at the time.
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By Debra J. Groom, The Post-Standard
New Haven, NY -- Author Lisa M. Buske will unveil the cover of her soon-to-be-published book at a special event at 4:30 p.m. Friday Sept. 14 at the Heidi Allen Memorial Garden in New Haven.
The event is the day before what would have been Heidi Allen’s 37th birthday. Heidi Allen, of New Haven, was abducted April 3, 1994 while working at a New Haven convenience store. She was 18 at the time.
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Author’s dream will become reality
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by Carol Thompson Lisa Buske’s dream has turned to reality as the book she has penned about her sister’s abduction is scheduled to be released April 3, 2013 — the anniversary date of Heidi Allen’s disappearance. Buske, a Town of New Haven resident, made the announcement on her blog Sunday. “I am happy to announce [...]
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by Carol Thompson Lisa Buske’s dream has turned to reality as the book she has penned about her sister’s abduction is scheduled to be released April 3, 2013 — the anniversary date of Heidi Allen’s disappearance. Buske, a Town of New Haven resident, made the announcement on her blog Sunday. “I am happy to announce [...]
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Andrea Bessel's Ride for Missing Children's Fundraising Page
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I cannot wait to read the book. We will never forget! I wrote about Heidi today on my fundraising pagehttp://www.active.com/donate/syracuse2012/ABessel1"
Andrea writes:
"On September 28th I will be taking a vacation day to participate in the Syracuse Ride for Missing Children for the second year in a row. Last year I found this ride to be the most rewarding charitable event that I have ever participated in. Sponsored by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children/New York (NCMEC/NY), the Syracuse Ride for Missing Children is a 100-mile ride made by bicycle riders or "Friends of Missing Children" that raises funds to support prevention education programs and to remember all missing children. As some of you may know on Easter Sunday, April 3, 1994, 18-year-old Heidi Marie Allen went missing from my hometown. I remember being a 14 year old kid..."
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Andrea writes:
"On September 28th I will be taking a vacation day to participate in the Syracuse Ride for Missing Children for the second year in a row. Last year I found this ride to be the most rewarding charitable event that I have ever participated in. Sponsored by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children/New York (NCMEC/NY), the Syracuse Ride for Missing Children is a 100-mile ride made by bicycle riders or "Friends of Missing Children" that raises funds to support prevention education programs and to remember all missing children. As some of you may know on Easter Sunday, April 3, 1994, 18-year-old Heidi Marie Allen went missing from my hometown. I remember being a 14 year old kid..."
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Heidi Allen’s Sister’s Book Set To Be Published April 2013
Posted on August 12, 2012 by Steve Yablonski
OSWEGO, NY – Lisa Buske announced on her blog (http://www.lisambuske.com/1/post/2012/08/wheres-heidi-one-sisters-journey-to-be-released.html) earlier today (Aug. 12) that her book, Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey, is slated to be released next year.
“I am happy to announce Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey is tentatively scheduled to be released in April 2013!” she wrote. “We, my husband, daughter, and parents are so excited to share this book with all of you. The ultimate goal is a release date of April 3, 2013.”
The story invites the reader to join Buske on a journey no one ever expects to take – a journey through abduction and the loss of hope, family, and faith..."
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OSWEGO, NY – Lisa Buske announced on her blog (http://www.lisambuske.com/1/post/2012/08/wheres-heidi-one-sisters-journey-to-be-released.html) earlier today (Aug. 12) that her book, Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey, is slated to be released next year.
“I am happy to announce Where’s Heidi? One Sister’s Journey is tentatively scheduled to be released in April 2013!” she wrote. “We, my husband, daughter, and parents are so excited to share this book with all of you. The ultimate goal is a release date of April 3, 2013.”
The story invites the reader to join Buske on a journey no one ever expects to take – a journey through abduction and the loss of hope, family, and faith..."
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News of cold case stirs up emotions for one local family
by Carol Thompson
"Thursday’s notice of a press conference to be held in Amherst to announce the end of a decades-old mystery connected to Oswego County left one family in wonder and suspense as they waited to hear if the news was about their own missing loved one.
The press conference was called Thursday and scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday. For Lisa Buske and her family, it was a long 24 hours.
“We called the sheriff’s but they couldn’t reveal what it (press conference) was about,” said Buske, who is the sister of Heidi Allen. Allen has been missing since April 3, 1994..."
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http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2012/07/25/news-of-cold-case-stirs-up-emotions-for-one-local-family/
"Thursday’s notice of a press conference to be held in Amherst to announce the end of a decades-old mystery connected to Oswego County left one family in wonder and suspense as they waited to hear if the news was about their own missing loved one.
The press conference was called Thursday and scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday. For Lisa Buske and her family, it was a long 24 hours.
“We called the sheriff’s but they couldn’t reveal what it (press conference) was about,” said Buske, who is the sister of Heidi Allen. Allen has been missing since April 3, 1994..."
To read more of this story you can click on the photo or copy and paste the below link. For the entire story pick up yesterday's Valley News in Fulton, New York.
http://valleynewsonline.com/blog/2012/07/25/news-of-cold-case-stirs-up-emotions-for-one-local-family/
Sister of abducted New Haven teen speaks Dec. 1 in Mexico
Published: Wednesday, November 30, 2011, 3:48 PM Updated: Wednesday, November 30, 2011, 4:16 PM
Mexico, NY -- Lisa Buske, the sister of Heidi Allen who was abducted from a convenience store in New Haven in 1994, will speak at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 1 at Believers Chapel North on state Route 3 in Mexico.
Buske has just finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” in which she shares her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy. She has been featured on radio, television and area newspapers and writes a monthly column for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s “Ride for Missing Children” bulletin...
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Mexico, NY -- Lisa Buske, the sister of Heidi Allen who was abducted from a convenience store in New Haven in 1994, will speak at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 1 at Believers Chapel North on state Route 3 in Mexico.
Buske has just finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” in which she shares her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy. She has been featured on radio, television and area newspapers and writes a monthly column for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s “Ride for Missing Children” bulletin...
To read the rest of this article visit: http://blog.syracuse.com/neighbors/2011/11/sister_of_abducted_new_haven_teen_speaks_dec_1_in_mexico.html
Heidi Allen’s sister to speak at Believers Chapel North
Over 17 years ago, Heidi Allen was abducted from an area convenience store. She is still missing today. In the years that have passed, her only sister, Lisa M. Buske has worked through depression, loneliness and blame. Buske has recently finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” to share her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy. She will speak on Thursday, Dec. 1, 6:30 p.m. at Believers Chapel North in Mexico.
As a writer and speaker, Lisa is a catalyst for others affected by trials and tragedy. Through her writing and speaking she engages the audience while sharing her heart to help others in their personal journeys...
http://www.oswegocountyweeklies.com/independent_mirror.php?details&story_id=2784&story_year=2011&story_month=11
As a writer and speaker, Lisa is a catalyst for others affected by trials and tragedy. Through her writing and speaking she engages the audience while sharing her heart to help others in their personal journeys...
http://www.oswegocountyweeklies.com/independent_mirror.php?details&story_id=2784&story_year=2011&story_month=11
Heidi Allen’s Sister To Speak At Believers Chapel North: New York State Missing Persons - Missing And Never Forgotten Website
Posted on November 21, 2011 by Contributor
MEXICO, NY – More than 17 years ago, Heidi Allen was abducted from an area convenience store. She is still missing today. In the years that have passed, her only sister, Lisa M. Buske, has worked through depression, loneliness and blame.
Lisa has recently finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” to share her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy.
For more information on Lisa’s story, visit lisabuske.weebly.com
More information on the speaking event can be found at bcnorth.org or by calling the Believers Chapel North office at 315-963-4100.
The church is located at 5375 State Route 3 in Mexico; one mile south of McDonalds.
For more information click on the event flyer to the left.
MEXICO, NY – More than 17 years ago, Heidi Allen was abducted from an area convenience store. She is still missing today. In the years that have passed, her only sister, Lisa M. Buske, has worked through depression, loneliness and blame.
Lisa has recently finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” to share her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy.
For more information on Lisa’s story, visit lisabuske.weebly.com
More information on the speaking event can be found at bcnorth.org or by calling the Believers Chapel North office at 315-963-4100.
The church is located at 5375 State Route 3 in Mexico; one mile south of McDonalds.
For more information click on the event flyer to the left.
Heidi Allen’s Sister To Speak At Believers Chapel North: Oswego Daily News
Posted on November 21, 2011 by Contributor
MEXICO, NY – More than 17 years ago, Heidi Allen was abducted from an area convenience store. She is still missing today. In the years that have passed, her only sister, Lisa M. Buske, has worked through depression, loneliness and blame.
Lisa has recently finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” to share her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy.
She will be speaking on Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Believers Chapel North in Mexico.
As a writer and speaker, Lisa is a catalyst for others affected by trials and tragedy...
To read more: click on the flyer to the left.
MEXICO, NY – More than 17 years ago, Heidi Allen was abducted from an area convenience store. She is still missing today. In the years that have passed, her only sister, Lisa M. Buske, has worked through depression, loneliness and blame.
Lisa has recently finished writing her first book, “Where’s Heidi: The Search Begins” to share her thoughts, fears, hopes and misunderstandings with others who have experienced pain, especially through tragedy.
She will be speaking on Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Believers Chapel North in Mexico.
As a writer and speaker, Lisa is a catalyst for others affected by trials and tragedy...
To read more: click on the flyer to the left.
Local Writer To Speak At Missing Children Event
by: Steve Yablonski
Sep 02, 2011 at 6:57 am OSWEGO, NY – Local writer Lisa Buske will be a featured speaker later this month at the annual Ride for Missing Children.
On Sept. 23, she will be speaking at the opening ceremonies for the Ride for Missing Children, a mission of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The event takes place in Syracuse...
To read more: http://oswegocountytoday.com/?p=69238
On Sept. 23, she will be speaking at the opening ceremonies for the Ride for Missing Children, a mission of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The event takes place in Syracuse...
To read more: http://oswegocountytoday.com/?p=69238
Oswego County Community Replenishes Memorial Garden for Kidnapped Teen
by Timothy W. Scee II
Special to Newzjunky.com
Published May 24, 2011
NEW HAVEN, N.Y. — Community volunteers Sunday honored the memory of a local teen abducted nearly 15 years ago by replenishing her memorial garden planted in front of the convenience store from where she was last seen.
Friends, family members, even those she never knew, planted an array of colorful flowers inside the star-shaped garden, formed nearly a decade ago, to honor Heidi M. Allen.
Allen, 18, was abducted April 3, 1994, from D&W Convenience Store, located at the corner of State Routes 104 and 104B, where she was working alone that snowy Easter morning...
Click on photo to connect to link or copy and paste: http://www.newzjunky.com/news/0524memorial_garden.htm
Special to Newzjunky.com
Published May 24, 2011
NEW HAVEN, N.Y. — Community volunteers Sunday honored the memory of a local teen abducted nearly 15 years ago by replenishing her memorial garden planted in front of the convenience store from where she was last seen.
Friends, family members, even those she never knew, planted an array of colorful flowers inside the star-shaped garden, formed nearly a decade ago, to honor Heidi M. Allen.
Allen, 18, was abducted April 3, 1994, from D&W Convenience Store, located at the corner of State Routes 104 and 104B, where she was working alone that snowy Easter morning...
Click on photo to connect to link or copy and paste: http://www.newzjunky.com/news/0524memorial_garden.htm
New Haven Community Replenishes Heidi Allen Memorial Garden
Volunteers spruce up New Haven garden in memory of missing Heidi Allen
Published: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 7:42 PM Updated: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 7:50 PM By Douglass Dowty / The Post-Standard The Post-Standard
"New Haven, NY -- Between 15 and 20 volunteers helped weed and plant flowers Sunday in the Heidi Allen Community Garden, at the New Haven gas station where Allen was abducted on Easter Sunday 1994. The New Haven woman has never been found..." to read more, click on the photo to the left or visit: http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2011/05/volunteers_spruce_up_new_haven.html
"New Haven, NY -- Between 15 and 20 volunteers helped weed and plant flowers Sunday in the Heidi Allen Community Garden, at the New Haven gas station where Allen was abducted on Easter Sunday 1994. The New Haven woman has never been found..." to read more, click on the photo to the left or visit: http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2011/05/volunteers_spruce_up_new_haven.html
Sunday Marks 17th Anniversary
Of Heidi Allen’s Disappearance
Written by: Steve Yablonski
Apr 02, 2011 at 3:21 pm NEW HAVEN, NY – Sunday marks the 17th anniversary of an event many people would rather never happened.
Heidi Allen disappeared between 5:45 and 7:50 a.m. April 3, 1994, from the D&W Convenience Store at Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. She was working alone that Easter Sunday...
To read the entire article: click on the photograph of Heidi
Apr 02, 2011 at 3:21 pm NEW HAVEN, NY – Sunday marks the 17th anniversary of an event many people would rather never happened.
Heidi Allen disappeared between 5:45 and 7:50 a.m. April 3, 1994, from the D&W Convenience Store at Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. She was working alone that Easter Sunday...
To read the entire article: click on the photograph of Heidi
Older sister keeps memories of Heidi Allen alive
By JANAY BURKE
Staff Intern Published: Friday, April 1, 2011 7:01 PM EDT
"For two weeks, Lisa Buske, Heidi Allen’s older sister, has reminisced about the little girl whose ear-to-ear smile flashes in almost every photo posted in her blog. In her March 21 post, Buske wrote, “She might be a New York statistic today, but from 1975 to 4/3/94 ... she was a living, breathing and precious part of our family.”
From Christmas to birthdays to the simple times shared in their grandmother’s home, Buske reintroduces Allen to those who only know her as the girl abducted from a convenience store 17 years ago. The photos come from an album that Allen gave to Buske as a wedding gift. “I’m allowing people to get to know who Heidi was,” Buske said."
For the complete story, pick up a copy of The Palladium-Times.
http://palltimes.com/articles/2011/04/01/news/doc4d96593a8518b282957613.txt
Sister revisits Heidi Allen’s life with personal blog
Posting Date: 03-26-2011
Carol Thompson
by Carol Thompson
Lisa Buske is honoring her sister, Heidi Allen, through blog postings that take the reader through the childhood of the siblings.
Buske, a Christian writer, has dedicated her blog posts to the memory of Allen, who disappeared 17 years ago April 3.
To read the entire article click on the photo...
Carol Thompson
by Carol Thompson
Lisa Buske is honoring her sister, Heidi Allen, through blog postings that take the reader through the childhood of the siblings.
Buske, a Christian writer, has dedicated her blog posts to the memory of Allen, who disappeared 17 years ago April 3.
To read the entire article click on the photo...
"Sister's blog remembers missing New Haven resident Heidi Allen" By John Mariani / The Post-Standard
"New Haven., NY – As the 17th anniversary of Heidi Allen’s disappearance approaches, her sister is dedicating blog entries to her in hope of keeping Allen’s memory alive.
Lisa Buske, a writer and teacher living in New Haven, is inviting the public to view her blog at http://lisabuske.weebly.com . There they will see remembrances and photos and have an opportunity to respond..."
To read the entire article:
Visit the link below or click on Heidi's photo to the left.
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2011/03/sisters_blog_remembers_new_hav.html
Lisa Buske, a writer and teacher living in New Haven, is inviting the public to view her blog at http://lisabuske.weebly.com . There they will see remembrances and photos and have an opportunity to respond..."
To read the entire article:
Visit the link below or click on Heidi's photo to the left.
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2011/03/sisters_blog_remembers_new_hav.html
Today's CNY Woman - my first magazine interview
In January of 2011 I did a follow-up interview with Carol Thompson of Scotsman Press for Today's CNY Woman magazine. My first interview was in the Fall of 2010 for an aritcle in the Valley News. This was a blessed experience and God was glorified through Carol's writing, Kim's photography and Cammi's layout. I hope you will take time to read the article, on page 20 - 21.
http://www.todayscnywoman.com/
http://www.todayscnywoman.com/
"Do Not Tamper With Twain"
WSYR AM 570 - Radio Interview
I have been blessed with my first radio interview. On December 1st, 2010 my voice echoed on the radio with an interview with Kevin Schenk. I was told it was scheduled to air between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. every half hour. I listened to the first one as I prepared for work that morning. I was more nervous than anticipated so was thrilled the news story was as wonderful as it was. Thank you Kevin!
Kidnapped Woman's Sister Writes Book to Inspire Others
by Timothy W. Scee II
Special to Newzjunky.com
Published November 29, 2010
NEW HAVEN, N.Y. — In the 16 years since her teenage sister was abducted while working alone at an Oswego County convenience store, 39-year-old Lisa M. Buske of New Haven hopes her “journey” will inspire other siblings of kidnapping victims in a book she’s been writing for four years.
Guided by her faith in God, her laptop, and a collaboration of both painful and happy memories of her sister, Heidi M. Allen, Buske begins her book “with the phone ringing and finding out that Heidi had been kidnapped.”...
To read the entire story - click on the photo or copy and paste the below link:
//www.newzjunky.com/news/1129heidi_allen.htm
Special to Newzjunky.com
Published November 29, 2010
NEW HAVEN, N.Y. — In the 16 years since her teenage sister was abducted while working alone at an Oswego County convenience store, 39-year-old Lisa M. Buske of New Haven hopes her “journey” will inspire other siblings of kidnapping victims in a book she’s been writing for four years.
Guided by her faith in God, her laptop, and a collaboration of both painful and happy memories of her sister, Heidi M. Allen, Buske begins her book “with the phone ringing and finding out that Heidi had been kidnapped.”...
To read the entire story - click on the photo or copy and paste the below link:
//www.newzjunky.com/news/1129heidi_allen.htm
Author: Support groups available
(1 of 2) Posting Date: 11-17-201
By Carol Thompson
"Lisa Buske, the sister of Heidi Allen, is an author and a teaching assistant for the Mexico Academy and Central Schools. She is also the president of the Oswego Reading Council.
Buske is writing a book about the abduction of her sister to encourage the siblings left behind to see God’s hand at work in their lives.
“I pray people will start to recognize this after reading my book,” the 39-year-old author said..."
To read the remainder of this article - click on the photograph.
Buske is writing a book about the abduction of her sister to encourage the siblings left behind to see God’s hand at work in their lives.
“I pray people will start to recognize this after reading my book,” the 39-year-old author said..."
To read the remainder of this article - click on the photograph.
A sister’s story: Author hopes her words will help others - by Carol Thompson (2 of 2)
"Lisa Buske has taken an often painful journey through the past in hopes of helping others in the future.
The 39-year-old Town of New Haven resident has filled pages with memories of her sister, Heidi Allen, who was abducted April 3, 1994 at the age of 18. Buske’s goal is to turn her pages into a published book.
Heidi Marie Allen was working alone as a cashier at the D&W Convenience Store, located at the intersection of State Routes 104 and 104B in the Town of New Haven."
Click on the photograph for the entire article.
The 39-year-old Town of New Haven resident has filled pages with memories of her sister, Heidi Allen, who was abducted April 3, 1994 at the age of 18. Buske’s goal is to turn her pages into a published book.
Heidi Marie Allen was working alone as a cashier at the D&W Convenience Store, located at the intersection of State Routes 104 and 104B in the Town of New Haven."
Click on the photograph for the entire article.
Book by New Haven woman chronicles her feelings on the loss of her sister, Heidi Allen
By - Debra J. Groom / The Post-Standard
"New Haven, NY -- Lisa Buske spends about four hours each week, sitting at a desk in her New Haven home, writing on a laptop, saving the material, then going back to edit. She glances occasionally over her shoulder at the photograph on the wall of a teen with long, light brown hair, wearing a V-neck sweater.
Click on the photograph to read the entire article.
"New Haven, NY -- Lisa Buske spends about four hours each week, sitting at a desk in her New Haven home, writing on a laptop, saving the material, then going back to edit. She glances occasionally over her shoulder at the photograph on the wall of a teen with long, light brown hair, wearing a V-neck sweater.
Click on the photograph to read the entire article.
Woman looks for answers writing sister's tragic story
Click on the photo to view the newscast of my interview with Jan Carabeo and Mark Fulson.
Today I spent an hour with Jan Carabeo and Mark Fulsom. It is overwhelming to me yet encouraging and touching - knowing so many people are interested in my story. They were wonderful, thoughtful and encouraging.
Today I spent an hour with Jan Carabeo and Mark Fulsom. It is overwhelming to me yet encouraging and touching - knowing so many people are interested in my story. They were wonderful, thoughtful and encouraging.
Notorious case may be subject of book
Click on the photo to view the newscast.
Thursday - August 5, 2010
By: Andy Mattison
It's a notorious missing person case from the '90s that still haunts Oswego County and now it could become the subject of a new book. Heidi Allen, 18, was kidnapped from a New Haven convenience store in 1994 and her body was never found. Her disappearance resulted in a pair of trials that ended very differently. Allen's older sister is putting together a book about the case and as our Andy Mattison tells us, she hopes the book will not just help with the investigation, but with anyone missing a loved one.
Thursday - August 5, 2010
By: Andy Mattison
It's a notorious missing person case from the '90s that still haunts Oswego County and now it could become the subject of a new book. Heidi Allen, 18, was kidnapped from a New Haven convenience store in 1994 and her body was never found. Her disappearance resulted in a pair of trials that ended very differently. Allen's older sister is putting together a book about the case and as our Andy Mattison tells us, she hopes the book will not just help with the investigation, but with anyone missing a loved one.
Book Details Coping With Loss Of Sibling
Lisa Buske hopes to have her book finished by this Thanksgiving. It details how she has dealt with the kidnapping and presumed murder of her sister – Heidi Allen. She hopes by sharing her experience it will help others facing the same situation.
Posted Aug 01, 2010 at 11:20 pm
Posted Aug 01, 2010 at 11:20 pm
