Missing People in Idaho

[Evan]

You know sometimes I wouldnt mind dissaperaing without a trace

 

My children will soon lose theyre mother to cancer if covid doesnt take her. Im trying to figure out how to fill her shoes and do this for her.  She was my wife we are closer now then when we were married. This is one incredibly ****** up world

Knowing is far harder than not knowing

 

So no, people missing in idaho is no concern of mine many come here to drop of the grid and dissspear on purpose Post it up in New York maybe get a better response there

 

Hows that for All the sudden getting a look into someones life who really no longer cares

[Mopar1973Man]

12 hours ago, Evan said:

Hows that for All the sudden getting a look into someones life who really no longer cares

I get it since I'm at the end of my family line. Both my parents are gone. I've got no children and don't plan on trying now at 51 years old. Never been married. I've got no brothers or sisters. No other relatives left that I know of. I can really come to grips with what you're saying. Being I'm already out here in Idaho and no family left I still have days where I want to just vanish from people, phones, internet, etc. 

 

I more or less have my adopted families now. Like my neighbors keep an eye on us and we do the same for them. I've got some friends down the road that call to pester at least daily some times. I'm not alone but after realizing your family is gone and so is the responsibility, then you find out you have a bit of freedom. you'll come back out of your shell again. It's taken me a while to figure out who I am once again after taking care of both my parents since 2004 which is 16 years of taking care of my family.  My Dad died of pancreatic cancer in 2004, then I moved back home to help my mother till 2020 when she passed away. Then get hit with COVID and locked down. So this coming summer is my time to spread my wings and find out what I want to do now. 

 

If you asked me if I would do it all over again. Sure I would I would do it all over again... That's what families do, they hold tight to the end... 

[jlwelding]

On 2/8/2022 at 5:56 PM, Mopar1973Man said:

Lets say I'm part of Idaho County Search and Rescue and I've not had a SARs call in quite a while. I typically work the southern end of Idaho County which happens to be the largest county in the state. As for missing people I'm not being called out for much. I've even got my monthly test pages on text message, phone call and email. So I know I'm part of the system yet. 

Check out his new book, it has pic's and a map that comes with the book that shows the exact pin point and the people. Id be interested to know how it would match up to the missing you know about.

 

Edited February 11, 2022 by jlwelding