Find Judy Kennebrew

17/04/2020

State police say Frank Stevenson was last seen on April 14.

09/04/2020

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities have issued an Amber Alert for 9-year-old Jazmiah Barton. Around 6:00 AM Sunday, the child was in a vehicle when it was taken from a home by an unknown suspect. The incident took place in Franklin County, Ohio — on 1235 E 21St Ave in the city of Columbus. She is …

02/04/2020

Good evening! We do not have any updates on Mrs. Kennebrew unfortunately. All we can do is pray. Judy's family is in need of your prayers. Please send your love and prayers their way. Thank you all!

31/03/2020

Joani Love Bryant, a 20-year-old sophomore at Alabama A & M, was last seen Monday night. According to Anniston police, Bryant was last seen about 7 p.m. when she left her home in the 2000 block of Moore Avenue on foot.

20/02/2020

People don't just disappear, other people just stop looking for them. We have not lost hope!

Please share with your friends. We need this photo to reach every resident in Alabama. If you have a tip and do not want to get involved, message this page and we absolutely will not mention your name or contact Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264.

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

09/02/2020

We have not given hope! Please share with your friends. We need this photo to reach every resident in Alabama. If you have a tip and do not want to get involved, message this page and we absolutely will not mention your name or contact Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264.

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

03/02/2020

There is a lot of sideline chatter about this case. If you know enough to speak about the disappearance of Judy Kennebrew, we encourage you to speak loud enough to actually help, not hinder!

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgment impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

We have not given hope! Please share with your friends. We need this photo to reach every resident in Tuskegee, Al. She has been known to go there. If you have a tip and do not want to get involved, message this page and we absolutely will not mention your name or contact Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264.

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

29/01/2020

We have not given hope! Please share with your friends. We need this photo to reach every resident in Tuskegee, Al. She has been known to go there. If you have a tip and do not want to get involved, message this page and we absolutely will not mention your name or contact Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264.

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

27/01/2020

Please keep sharing! Someone has to know something.
The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

26/01/2020

Another day without locating Ms. Kennebrew. Diego, the awesome search dog, did an amazing job today. We are so thankful for him and his owners.
We believe someone knows something. If you are helping her, no one is mad. We simply want her to come home safely.
We're also very thankful for you volunteers! At this point, we need the public's help. We need someone to speak up. We need her photo to continue circulating. We will not stop!

25/01/2020

For every share, every like, every prayer and every volunteer, WE ARE GRATEFUL! Thank you!

25/01/2020

Absolutely no trace of Ms. Kennebrew was found today by DERTI VET guys. They searched the ponds at Advance Disposal, 8 abandoned structures and more. We also had other volunteers searching other areas and nothing.

We really appreciate everyone is helping us!!!

We will search again tomorrow, Saturday, January 25th. We will meet at 8:30am at the Wall Street Senior Center, 415 Wall St., Tallassee. You're welcome to bring ATV's, horses or anything that will aid in the search.

Please dress appropriately! You will be in heavily wooded areas. Boots are your friends!
Please wear bright colored shirts or an orange vest so that you are seen. We suggest you bring yourself waters, snacks, a whistle and anything else needed in a backpack.

Attention Volunteers! Please read the below information concerning Ms. Kennebrew! It is very important for you to know!

- After fighting through brush and trees and other obstacles, some dementia patients will find a welcome relief when a pond, lake, stream, or river opens up in front of them: They may think it is a flat area good to walk on.

- She is right-handed. Wandering generally follows the direction of the dominant hand.

- She left on foot after a family member or friend told her not to go into the woods because it is hunting season

- No phone nor car

- Ms. Kennebrew has not had her medications since before Jan 8th. Her judgement is most definitely impaired.

- She has disappeared before but only for a day. She walked to Tuskegee from Tallassee. She is also known to walk through the woods near her home and Ashurst Bar Rd.

- She sleeps during the day and likes to move around at night

- She was born and raised on Jackson Lane, Tallassee

- She once attended church at the Zion Church on Ashurst Bar Rd, Tallassee

- She likes streams, lakes & bodies of water

- A person with dementia will go until they get stuck! A person with dementia will go into some of the thickest, nastiest brush or briars.

- Searchers may be ignored, or avoided.

- The inability to form short-term memory does guide a wanderer's path. A dementia patient is making all of his or her decisions based on what they can see right in front of them. An area of thick brush that other people will avoid isn't as much of a barrier. In a world with little or no short-term memory, there is little ability to remember to turn around

- Those who wander are often found within a half mile of home or the starting location of theblast seen location.

- Someone with dementia is easily disoriented, and crowded or unfamiliar settings can cause confusion and a strong desire to get away. The urge to go home can be strong, even for someone who is already home!

- Search areas of thick vegetation, near bodies of water, and near highways; areas that have cover (natural or man-made), and residential yards.

- Special attention should be paid to areas such as culverts, drainage areas, wooded transitional areas between housing developments, etc.

- Consider obscure hiding locations: junk yards, drainage trenches, building roofs, abandoned buildings and vehicles, commercial ventilation systems/ducts, etc.

- Canvas area businesses and other easily accessible buildings.

- If you are to locate her, only one person is to approach and check her vitals. Another person is to call 911. If she is deceased, do not allow anyone to contaminate the area around her as it will be considered a crime scene until proven otherwise. If she is alive as we are hoping, be very calm and gentle as you talk to her. Offer her water or food and a coat.

Judy Kennebrew
Age: 65
Height: 5’3
WEIGHT: 170
She was last seen near Jackson Lane in Tallassee, Al. Her judgement is impaired, beginning stages of dementia. Possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh, and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand. Her dog also went missing with her, dog has been located safe.

24/01/2020

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Volunteers Needed! We will search again Saturday, January 25th. We will meet at 8:30am at the Wall Street Senior Center, 415 Wall St., Tallassee. You're welcome to bring ATV's, horses or anything that will aid in the search.

Please dress appropriately! You will be in heavily wooded areas. Boots are your friends!
Please wear bright colored shirts or an orange vest so that you are seen. We suggest you bring yourself waters, snacks, a whistle and anything else needed in a backpack.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

- She is right-handed. Wandering generally follows the direction of the dominant hand.

- She left on foot after a family member or friend told her not to go into the woods because it is hunting season

- No phone nor car

- Ms. Kennebrew has not had her medications since before Jan 8th. Her judgement is most definitely impaired.

- She has disappeared before but only for a day. She walked to Tuskegee from Tallassee. She is also known to walk through the woods near her home and Ashurst Bar Rd.

- She sleeps during the day and likes to move around at night

- She does not like large crowds and doesn't tend to like strangers.

- She was born and raised on Jackson Lane, Tallassee

- She once attended church at the Zion Church on Ashurst Bar Rd, Tallassee

- She likes streams, lakes & bodies of water

- Advance Disposal has game cameras on their property. DERTI VET guys have reviewed the footage and she wasn't seen on any of the cameras.

- After fighting through brush and trees and other obstacles, some dementia patients will find a welcome relief when a pond, lake, stream, or river opens up in front of them: They may think it is a flat area good to walk on.

24/01/2020

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page.

As of today, Ms. Kennebrew is still missing and the search has been called off. Both dogs have been located alive.

Volunteers Needed! We will search again Saturday, January 25th. We will meet at 8:30am at the Wall Street Senior Center, 415 Wall St., Tallassee. You're welcome to bring ATV's, horses or anything that will aid in the search.

Please dress appropriately! You will be in heavily wooded areas. Boots are your friends!
Please wear bright colored shirts or an orange vest so that you are seen. We suggest you bring yourself waters, snacks, a whistle and anything else needed in a backpack.

Judy Kennebrew, 65, was last seen at near Jackson Lane, Tallassee, Alabama on January 8, 2020. She is considered to be judgement impaired! She left her home walking. She is possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks.

Anyone with information about Kennebrew’s location is asked to contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264.

Kennebrew is 5 feet 3 inches tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand.

- She is right-handed. Wandering generally follows the direction of the dominant hand.

- She left on foot after a family member or friend told her not to go into the woods because it is hunting season

- No phone nor car

- Ms. Kennebrew has not had her medications since before Jan 8th. Her judgement is most definitely impaired.

- She has disappeared before but only for a day. She walked to Tuskegee from Tallassee. She is also known to walk through the woods near her home and Ashurst Bar Rd.

- She sleeps during the day and likes to move around at night

- She does not like large crowds and doesn't tend to like strangers.

- She was born and raised on Jackson Lane, Tallassee

- She once attended church at the Zion Church on Ashurst Bar Rd, Tallassee

- She likes streams, lakes & bodies of water

- Advance Disposal has game cameras on their property. DERTI VET guys have reviewed the footage and she wasn't seen on any of the cameras.

- After fighting through brush and trees and other obstacles, some dementia patients will find a welcome relief when a pond, lake, stream, or river opens up in front of them: They may think it is a flat area good to walk on.

24/01/2020

Volunteers Needed! We will search again Saturday, January 25th. We will meet at 8:30am at the Wall Street Senior Center, 415 Wall St., Tallassee. You're welcome to bring ATV's, horses or anything that will aid in the search.

Please dress appropriately! You will be in heavily wooded areas. Boots are your friends!
Please wear bright colored shirts or an orange vest so that you are seen. We suggest you bring yourself waters, snacks, a whistle and anything else needed in a backpack.

Attention Volunteers! Please read the below information concerning Ms. Kennebrew! It is very important for you to know!

- After fighting through brush and trees and other obstacles, some dementia patients will find a welcome relief when a pond, lake, stream, or river opens up in front of them: They may think it is a flat area good to walk on.

- She is right-handed. Wandering generally follows the direction of the dominant hand.

- She left on foot after a family member or friend told her not to go into the woods because it is hunting season

- No phone nor car

- Ms. Kennebrew has not had her medications since before Jan 8th. Her judgement is most definitely impaired.

- She has disappeared before but only for a day. She walked to Tuskegee from Tallassee. She is also known to walk through the woods near her home and Ashurst Bar Rd.

- She sleeps during the day and likes to move around at night

- She was born and raised on Jackson Lane, Tallassee

- She once attended church at the Zion Church on Ashurst Bar Rd, Tallassee

- She likes streams, lakes & bodies of water

- A person with dementia will go until they get stuck! A person with dementia will go into some of the thickest, nastiest brush or briars.

- Searchers may be ignored, or avoided.

- The inability to form short-term memory does guide a wanderer's path. A dementia patient is making all of his or her decisions based on what they can see right in front of them. An area of thick brush that other people will avoid isn't as much of a barrier. In a world with little or no short-term memory, there is little ability to remember to turn around

- Those who wander are often found within a half mile of home or the starting location of theblast seen location.

- Someone with dementia is easily disoriented, and crowded or unfamiliar settings can cause confusion and a strong desire to get away. The urge to go home can be strong, even for someone who is already home!

- Search areas of thick vegetation, near bodies of water, and near highways; areas that have cover (natural or man-made), and residential yards.

- Special attention should be paid to areas such as culverts, drainage areas, wooded transitional areas between housing developments, etc.

- Consider obscure hiding locations: junk yards, drainage trenches, building roofs, abandoned buildings and vehicles, commercial ventilation systems/ducts, etc.

- Canvas area businesses and other easily accessible buildings.

- If you are to locate her, only one person is to approach and check her vitals. Another person is to call 911. If she is deceased, do not allow anyone to contaminate the area around her as it will be considered a crime scene until proven otherwise. If she is alive as we are hoping, be very calm and gentle as you talk to her. Offer her water or food and a coat.

Judy Kennebrew
Age: 65
Height: 5’3
WEIGHT: 170
She was last seen near Jackson Lane in Tallassee, Al. Her judgement is impaired, beginning stages of dementia. Possibly wearing a gray or black dress slacks. She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose, a square scar on her upper right thigh, and a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand. Her dog also went missing with her, dog has been located safe.

24/01/2020

Here is an updated timeline. If you have any information on the disappearance of Judy Kennebrew, please speak up!

22/01/2020

Update as of Jan 23: Two members of our search crew have been given permission by Advance Disposal to search a few more areas on their land tomorrow, January 24th. That is awesome news. These two guys are highly skilled in search and rescue. They have been helping behind scenes. Please say a prayer!

Posted on Jan 22:
Right now we are focusing on searching the ponds, streams, etc. We really want to search this water source located at Advance Disposal. We either need a drone or permission from the owner to search it. It may have been searched earlier last week but it needs to be searched again. Can anyone help get this done?

Ms. Kennebrew is very much drawn to lakes and streams. According to dementia patients research, after fighting through brush and trees and other obstacles, some dementia patients will find a welcome relief when a pond, lake, stream, or river opens up in front of them: They may think it is a flat area good to walk on.

22/01/2020

Help needed! We are going to continue searching but somewhat start fresh. We have several areas that we need help searching. If you can help us, please let us know ASAP.
Thank you!

22/01/2020

The lack of any development in the missing person case has prompted Kennebrew’s family to offer a reward for anyone who can bring their loved one home safely.

22/01/2020

No sign of Ms. Kennebrew today. No more clues. Nothing. As of lunch today, the search for Judy Kennebrew has been called off. If you have any information, any tips, doesn't matter how relevant you think it is, please contact the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Department at 256-825-4264.
Please continue to share her photo and pray! Thank you to all the volunteers and to anyone that has helped!!!!

20/01/2020

We did not find Judy Kennebrew today. The second dog that disappeared at the same time Ms. Kennebrew disappeared was found this morning near Advance Disposal. We are doing all we can to get permission from Advance Disposal to allow us to search more onto their property. It hasn't been an easy process so far.

Thank you all for showing up and searching. We will begin again tomorrow morning 9:00am. If you can help, please meet at the Wall Street Senior Center at 9:30am @ 415 Wall Street, Tallassee.

Thank you to those helping at the command post!
Wear boots, a brightly colored shirt, pants and be prepared to search.

20/01/2020

We are still out searching now. If you want to join, go to the Wall Street Senior Center to check in. It is cold out here, dress appropriately.

19/01/2020

We did not find Judy Kennebrew today. However, we did find her dog alive and well, near Advance Disposal. Of course that gives us hope. Thank you all for showing up and searching. We will begin again tomorrow morning 9:30am. If you can help, please meet at the Wall Street Senior Center at 9:30am @ 415 Wall Street, Tallassee.

Wear boots, a brightly colored shirt, pants and be prepared to search.

19/01/2020

Attention every Preacher this post can reach! Please ask your church members to pray for Judy Kennebrew and her family. Tag your preacher, tag your church members! We also ask that you encourage your church members to join in our search for Ms. Kennebrew today!!

We are searching today and we are begging for the community to step up and help us. We really need volunteers to help search! Please bring your crew of friends and help us find Ms. Kennebrew now. This is a life or death situation and we need all the help we can get.
The Wall Street Senior Center is the command post at 415 Wall Street, Tallassee, Al.