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Missing Boy

Last updated on: July 27, 2009 at 6:25 pm   by sullijo

Missing Boy 2009-07-27T18:25:00-06:00 sullijo

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***UPDATE: FOUND! Please pray for their family****

A local boy is missing from the Dallas area. I still think of this Building Cathedrals blog as an offshoot of our Princeton moms emails, but a quick glance at our site meter reminds me that we have many readers. Please pass along any information you may have and pray for Luke and his family.

6’2″, 200 lb and 15 year old Christopher Luke Dillier is missing. He goes by Luke. Luke went along with his brother and mother, to his brother’s violin lesson on Friday July 24, 2009 around 9 AM in the area of Coit and 635. He mentioned to his mother that he had forgotten something in the family’s van and left the instructor’s house to go out and retrieve it. He never returned.

If anyone has any inforomation about his whereabouts, knows of any suspicious activity in the area, or has any other information, please immediately call 911 and relay the information.

Please keep Luke and his family in your prayers.

Luke is a sweet, loyal, intelligent young man – devoted to his faith, family and community. His family is desperate to have him back home with them.

Please send this link to all you can to get Luke’s face out there to bring him home quickly and safely.

From Charlotte’s blog:

You can help!

Please take Luke’s picture and post it on your blog in the sidebar with a link to this Facebook page which is an open group (you don’t need an account). All of the evidence right now points to the strong probability that he left of his own free will. Whether he had help, nobody knows. What happened to him after he left, nobody knows. It is possible that he is still in this area. It is possible that he’s making his way to other parts of the country. If we can get his picture circulated far and wide, we stand the best chance of someone recognizing him. It only takes one to bring him home.

St. Raphael, protect him! St. Luke, protect him! St. Anthony, please find him!

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