Jan 30 update - still missing.
Article in The Gazette.
JAN 24 UPDATE: Car found, but not Gary.
CBC update
Original Post:
Please see story here:
Disappearance of Gary Forster from Lachute, Jan 13, 2013
The Sûreté du Quebec is asking for the public's help in locating 61-year-old Gary Forster, who was reported missing by family after failing to return to his home in Lachute on Sunday, January 13.
Forster is described by police as being a white male, with brown hair and grey-blue eyes. He measures 1.73 metres in height (5-foot, 8 inches) and he weighs 73 kilograms (160 pounds).
According to SQ Sergeant Benoit Richard, Forster has no history of mental illness and t...his is the first instance where he has been reported missing.
Gary Forster was last seen driving a champagne coloured Toyota, Corrolla, that bears the license plate number X6O BSL.
Forster lives in Lachute and police say they suspect that he may be in the area of Lachute, Montreal, or on the North Shore of Montreal.
Anyone with information regarding the location of Gary Forster is urged to immediately contact the Sûreté du Quebec’s annonymous hotline at 1-800-659-4264.See More
Forster is described by police as being a white male, with brown hair and grey-blue eyes. He measures 1.73 metres in height (5-foot, 8 inches) and he weighs 73 kilograms (160 pounds).
According to SQ Sergeant Benoit Richard, Forster has no history of mental illness and t...his is the first instance where he has been reported missing.
Gary Forster was last seen driving a champagne coloured Toyota, Corrolla, that bears the license plate number X6O BSL.
Forster lives in Lachute and police say they suspect that he may be in the area of Lachute, Montreal, or on the North Shore of Montreal.
Anyone with information regarding the location of Gary Forster is urged to immediately contact the Sûreté du Quebec’s annonymous hotline at 1-800-659-4264.See More
If you're on FB you can see the story here, too:
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Jan 15, 2014: From the FB page created by his family:
Today is a very unfortunate anniversary. My father went missing a year ago. What started as an unbelievable nightmare has stretched out to dread, worry and wondering “what if”... without any new information.
Not a day goes by without a pai...nful sense of loss creeping into my thoughts. While most people have been incredibly caring and understanding, it is still very difficult to talk about and comprehend.
A deep, gaping hole has been gorged in the lives of his family and friends - especially his grandchildren - because of his disappearance. He is such a caring, engaging person and would do absolutely anything for a friend or family member.
Anyone who knows him knows how much he loves to talk, and could do so for hours. He is also one of the few people in this world I spoke to on a daily basis. I am mentally kicking myself for deleting my old voicemail messages from him in the days leading up to this event last year. I could never have foreseen what was about to happen, and I miss our conversations...his reassuring voice is beginning to fade from my memory. I would love nothing more than to be able to see and speak to him again.
Gary - you are a wonderful father, grandfather, husband, brother and friend - we miss you incredibly and wish for you to come home to us. We love you.
Not a day goes by without a pai...nful sense of loss creeping into my thoughts. While most people have been incredibly caring and understanding, it is still very difficult to talk about and comprehend.
A deep, gaping hole has been gorged in the lives of his family and friends - especially his grandchildren - because of his disappearance. He is such a caring, engaging person and would do absolutely anything for a friend or family member.
Anyone who knows him knows how much he loves to talk, and could do so for hours. He is also one of the few people in this world I spoke to on a daily basis. I am mentally kicking myself for deleting my old voicemail messages from him in the days leading up to this event last year. I could never have foreseen what was about to happen, and I miss our conversations...his reassuring voice is beginning to fade from my memory. I would love nothing more than to be able to see and speak to him again.
Gary - you are a wonderful father, grandfather, husband, brother and friend - we miss you incredibly and wish for you to come home to us. We love you.
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