8. August 2013 22:01
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Each day that passes without Sean’s brightness and laughter brings an emptiness that cannot be filled. Sean is dearly missed by many people who continue to hope, pray and work (by posting thousands of fliers and spreading the word about the search for Sean) for his safe return.
Below is a note about Sean from his Aunt Lianne.
I always smile when I think of Sean. Sean says the funniest things. He could make all of us laugh and smile even when discussing composting and recycling. He said things like, “We compost everything even chicken bones.” He would say these funny things with that teasing, sweet smile of his. Attached is a photo of a mirror that Sean brought back for me from one of his trips. He said he picked it because he knew I liked mirrors. It is perfect and reminds me of Sean ….. a sunburst for Sean’s sweet and sunny smile.
8. August 2013 02:13
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Kym L. Pasqualini, the National Director for Missing Adults at NOKR.org has issued a national press release about Danielle's efforts to find Sean.
To read the complete press release, please click the following link www.prlog.org/12189551-teen-pleads-for-return-of-her-missing-brother.html.
Photo of Danielle Sidi (15), with her big brother Sean Sidi (19), missing May 21, 2013, from San Francisco, CA.
1. August 2013 13:56
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Dear Sean,
I can’t help but count the days since you’ve been gone and I cant help but cry when I think about your absence. We had such great times, it feels just like yesterday that we were feeding ducks at the pond, getting shave ice at Waiola and ganging up on Jason. Along with you being gone so much more is happening in my life and I need my big cousin to help me. You are one of the few people I tell everything to and feel comfortable doing so, which is why I need you here. Who else is supposed to help me in my last year of high school drama? Yes I still have Syd and everyone else but no one could replace you. Everyone is worried sick and we need to know you are safe. Where are you, Sean?
Rachel (Sean's cousin)
Picture of Sean (far right) with cousins Rachel and Jason.
Our search for Sean continues with even more urgency. This weekend, Claude (Sean's dad) and Danielle (Sean's sister, shown in photo) are posting Sean's fliers from San Francisco to Mt. Shasta, near the Oregon Border. We have received reports of Sean's fliers in Colorado, Chicago Airport, Portland Oregon and all over California. Sean's cousin, Sydney, visited Santa Clara University two weeks ago and took Sean's fliers with her. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU - many people near the university had already heard about our search for Sean.
Please drop us a line as to where you have seen or posted Sean's fliers: facebook.com/findseansidi or lynnkching@yahoo.com.
Together in hope,
The Sidi Family
Danielle Sidi searching for her missing brother Sean in the city of Dunsmuir, located along !-5, in northern CA.
Love Letter host Janet Gallin writes about Sean Sidi - the young man who is loved and missed . . . loving brother and son, entrepreneur, and social teen with a passion for life.
http://www.examiner.com/article/sean-sidi-not-simply-a-missing-person
Sean white-water rafting on the American River - June 2011
Sean Sidi has been missing for 2 months and 4 days but we have not lost hope of finding him safe. During such a challenging time for the Sidi family, the outpouring of concern and those offering to help has been truly amazing, and a blessing to the Sidi family.
It is very important that we all continue to "share the word" that Sean is missing by distributing fliers in our communities, to shelters, food kitchens, churches, transportation centers, and hospitals. Fliers can be obtained by clicking on this link http://www.seansidi.com/page/Missing-Flier.aspx or we can mail fliers to you by emailing lynnkching@yahoo.com.
You can also assist by helping us continue to to expand our social networking outreach. Please join us on Pinterest and begin "pinning" for Sean. With your help we will find Sean and bring him home safe!
Follow us on Pinterest at: http://pinterest.com/findseansidi/
24. July 2013 11:13
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In order to find Sean we need your help. According to the FBI National Crime Information Center (NCIC) there were 85,890 active cases of missing persons in NCIC database as of June 29, 2013. Sean is just one of the thousands of missing persons in this country who have families desperately trying to find them and our hearts go out to each and every one of them.
To find missing persons it takes the help from not only law enforcement but assistance from media, advocates, nonprofit assistance agencies, and especially the public. Public outreach is vital to the search for Sean. You are our eyes and ears and with your help we will bring Sean home safe.
Please help us to continue to expand our social network outreach and follow us on Twitter
