Tag Archives: missing person
Corporate Sponsor: Space City Corvettes
Posted on 28. Jul, 2009 by Admin, TES.
Space City Corvette Club is comprised of people who share the same passion for the Corvette. We welcome all generations of people and vehicles dedicated to the organization of charity events through cruises, car shows, racing events and many other fun activities. Our mission is to raise money for local and national charities.
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Update to newsletter – The phone rings again – 05/19/09
Posted on 19. May, 2009 by smckinney.
05/19/09 – A note from Tim:
Just as I stated at the end of the Newsletter yesterday, when I said the phone would ring again to report another missing loved one, it has happened. We got called on another missing person — another missing person report taken. I received that call today from a loved-one that [...]
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TES Sends out First Newsletter: May, 2009
Posted on 19. May, 2009 by smckinney.
Texas EquuSearch will be putting out a quarterly newsletter to keep our members more informed of what is happening in the organization. Each newsletter will contain a Search Tip, case summary of a few of our recent cases, special announcements, training schedules and a statement from our Director, Tim Miller. This may be the first [...]
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Report a Person Missing
Posted on 14. May, 2009 by smckinney.
Please complete Texas EquuSearch’s Missing Person Report (grey area for TES office only) and FAX it to (281) 534-6719 OR EMAIL, along with the Missing Person’s photograph in .jpg format as an email attachment to tim.miller@texasequusearch.org. Please DO NOT fax the photograph.
You may use our Missing Person Report as a guideline for the information we’ll need [...]
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About Texas EquuSearch
Posted on 01. Jan, 2009 by smckinney.
The Texas EquuSearch Mounted Search and Recovery Team was started in August, 2000 with the purpose to provide volunteer Horse Mounted Search and Recovery for Lost and Missing persons. The Team was started in the North Galveston County area because of the high incidence of missing persons in the largely undeveloped area of South Harris [...]
