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02/01/12 — Update from Debbie: I called the hospital at 3 a.m. and at 7 a.m. They told me Ron was stable all night, so that’s good. I slept really good last night first time in a few nights. I’ll keep all posted as new news come in. And again thank you all for your love and support.

01/31/12 — Ron had a triple bypass instead of quadruple, and the surgery went well. They were able to fix the arithmia. He will be in ICU until Friday — Debbie is with him in recovery at this time. Please continue saying prayers for our good friends and their family.

01/27/12 — One of our very valued members, Search Coordinator Ron Overman, has just learned that he is having emergency quadruple bypass surgery, but due to some issues that need to heal from a procedure he had today, it will not be performed until Tuesday, January 31, 2012, beginning at 6:30 a.m.  We need all of our members and supporters to keep Ron, Debbie and all of their family members and friends in your prayers during this very difficult time.  We will update as we get information.  He will remain at the VA Hospital in Houston, TX.

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01/16/12 — Texas EquuSearch sent a sonar team to Dallas, TX this morning to assist the Dallas Police Department in locating Nick Ibarra. Please keep Nick’s family and friends in your prayers during this very difficult time.

01/16/12 — Nick Ibarra, age 24, was last seen on January 9, 2012 at around 3:00 p.m. in the Trinity River near Colorado and I-35 in Dallas, TX.  Nick was last seen wearing dark jeans and a hoody sweat shirt.  He has a star tattoo on his neck, along with many more. If you have any information, please call the Dallas Police Department at (214) 571-3001 or Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500.

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Courtesy of ABC 13 Houston.

November 15, 2008 – Brandon Scott Rosales, age 23, was last seen in Bryan, Texas at around 3:00 am, Saturday morning. He was wearing a Dark pair of denim jeans, a black long sleeved shirt under a black t-shirt with gold lettering, and black shoes. At around 5:00 am, Brandon’s ’95 Chevy, Tahoe was found in a cotton field, burned. Family members contacted local authorities to submit a missing persons report later that morning. Around 9:00 pm on the 15th, a report was taken by authorities, as foul play was suspected.

November 16th – Around 10:00 am, Sunday morning, the family was interviewed by KBTX, a local TV station. Texas EquuSearch was contacted later in the day and search efforts were initiated. KBTX ran the story for several days to help gain public support.

November 18th – Search and Recovery efforts began at 8:00 am, Tuesday morning. In less than 48 hours, Texas EquuSearch had coordinated a search and recovery mission. The public support was tremendous, as over 100 people joined in the search. By 9:00 am, teams had been split up to cover different areas, and the search was underway. At around 1:30 pm, Brandon’s body was found by Texas EquuSearch team members, just a few miles from where his truck was found burned. The families worst nightmare was confirmed. Brandon’s body was sent to Dallas later that day so an autopsy could be performed.

November 21st – Autopsy results were released to the family and media.

November 25th – A Rosary was held for Brandon on Tuesday at Hillier Funeral Home in Bryan, Texas. Visitation lasted from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Rosary was recited at 7:00 pm. Family and friends gathered in commemoration of Brandon and the “Shine” he left behind.

November 26th – Services were held at 11 am on Wednesday at St. Teresa Catholic Church, also in Bryan, Texas. Burial followed at the Bryan City Cemetery. “R.I.P. Brandon”

***Efforts are still underway to find those responsible for Brandon’s untimely death. Local Law Enforcement, Texas Rangers, and County Officials are working together to find the individual(s) who took Brandon’s life. At a later date, all the details of this case, including autopsy results, will be updated on a memorial web site that was set up for Brandon and his family. We want to be respectful of the law enforcement officials currently investigating this crime, and want to allow them enough time to do their part in bringing those responsible to justice. Please check back periodically for updates at www.brandonrosalesmemorial.com

Brandon’s family would like to personally thank Texas EquuSearch and all the volunteers who helped in recovering Brandon. The efforts of each individual will always be remembered. God Bless all or you for your generosity, time and sacrifice. In times of tragedy we are all tested to our very core, but by the grace of God we will all get through them. It’s the promise of our Lord and Savior, through family and friends, that we will find comfort and strength to remember Brandon and all the others who were taken from us too soon.

01/18/12 — The search for 41 year-old Kriston Livings will resume Thursday morning, January 19th 2012 at 8:30 a.m. The search Command Post will be located at the Garden Oaks Baptist Church, located at 3206 North Shepherd Dr. in Houston, Texas 77018. Enter through the front of the much smaller, older red brick sanctuary on the Northern side of the church complex. Please park across the street from the church in the large parking lot on North Shepherd. We will be needing foot searchers & ATVs. Please bring you own snacks & water – and dress accordingly for cool morning weather. Your Search Coordinator is Frank Black,and he can be reached at (713) 301-6813. Thank you for your help.

For news coverage on this case, see below:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46055681/ns/local_news-houston_tx/

http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/local/120118-your-help-needed-to-track-down-missing-man

http://www.click2houston.com/news/EquuSearch-joins-search-for-missing-man/-/1735978/8344754/-/s5cvtm/-/index.html

01/13/12 — 41 year-old Kriston Livings was last seen by a family member in the area of Crosstimbers @ Yale, in Northwest Houston, on December 22nd 2011. He might also be in the area of Mangum & 34th St. Kriston was last known to be wearing blue jean shorts and a black sweater with some type of unknown writing on it. He also had a tattoo of “Delores” on his ankle. If you have any information on Kriston’s whereabouts, please contact the Houston Police Department @ (713) 731-5223, or call Texas EquuSearch @ (281) 309-9500.

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Photo courtesy of Montgomery County Police Reporter

For news coverage on this case, follow links below.

http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/local/120109-foul-play-suspected-in-tarkington-man’s-disappearance?

http://www.click2houston.com/news/Deputies-search-for-missing-Liberty-County-man/-/1735978/7663114/-/1e8wdqz/-/

http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/cleveland/news/questions-remain-in-tarkington-man-s-disappearance/article_da656893-03ec-58d9-84dc-783dbb847b11.html

http://blog.chron.com/newswatch/2012/01/texas-equusearch-joins-search-for-missing-tarkington-man/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

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Searchers have been patrolling the shoreline and dragging the river. Friends and family of the missing have brought their own boats, including their son Thomas and daughter Elizabeth, offering crews extra sets of eyes and ice chests packed with sandwiches and beverages. Divers cannot be called out to the scene, DWF has noted, because the flow at the spillway is too turbulent, and concrete and log debris below the surface make such an operation even more treacherous.

Please keep Mr. and Mrs. Holloway in your prayers, along with their family and friends.