We spent another busy day in Santa Cruz - posting Sean's fliers and making contact with soup kitchens, homeless shelters and other organizations providing services to those in need.   Everyone was very helpful and encouraging and they took many of Sean's fliers to share with others working with the homeless.

Page - a worker at St Frances soup kitchen told us that she had recently 'found' a man who had been missing for a year.  She recognized him from a photo sent by the missing man's sister - and put the man in touch with his sister.  Page said that it was like finding a needle in the haystack.

We continue to hope and pray that we  will be reunited with Sean soon.

The Sidi Family

Picture of Claude, Sean's dad, at homeless shelters in Santa Cruz, CA.

This weekend we took our search for Sean to Santa Cruz and Capitola.  Many fliers were posted near high foot traffic areas such as the Boardwalk, beaches, and downtown.  We also distributed Sean's fliers to local law enforcement and posted to community boards.

Many people we encountered in Santa Cruz had not yet heard of the search for Sean.  However, all were very sympathetic and promised to keep their eyes open for him.

We know without a doubt that Sean cannot be found unless people know that he is missing. We are determined to increase our efforts to raise awareness about our search for Sean.

THANK YOU to all who continue to post Sean's fliers and who tirelessly work to spread the word about Sean.  We are very grateful for your continued support during this very difficult time.

The Sidi Family

Sean's sister, Danielle, posting Sean's fliers in Santa Cruz, CA.

CrimePAY$ for Sunday, August 11, 2013 

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Our deepest thanks goes out to Crime Pays$ Host Max Cannon for including Sean in this radio broadcast.

The Sidi Family

CrimePAY$ for Sunday, August 11, 2013 

5:00PM EST

www.blogtalkradio.com/crimepays

$25,000 Wanted Fugitive Reward - PHOENIX -  U.S. Marshalls Service15 Most Wanted fugitive list - Cameron Leezell Taylor is wanted by the Phoenix Police Department on four counts of attempted murder, four counts of aggravated assault, endangerment, assisting a criminal street gang and a drive-by shooting.

$5,000 Missing Person Reward - The family of a missing teenager who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury said that a doctor has warned the teen could die if he is not found soon. Sean Sidi,19, has been missing since May 21.

$100,000 Unsolved Murder Reward - ST. PAUL, Minn. — The killing of Cold Spring Police Officer Thomas Decker in November, 2012 is the first fatal shooting of a Minnesota law enforcement officer since 1970 that was not solved within a few days.

$100,000 Solved Reward Case - Jose "Joe" Luis Saenz, a murder suspect on the FBI's most wanted list gained weight and switched identities to evade authorities for 14 years, but his notoriety and a $100,000 reward finally led to his capture.

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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