I want to thank each and every one of you for your prayers and kind words. It fills my heart knowing how many people out there saw the wonderful person that was my dad. He was a kind, curious, and intelligent soul. It hurts so much not knowing where he is or what happened to him. It will always haunt me. I pray that someday soon we will get some closure. My heart is broken. So many of you at COMPANY XXX have donated a lot of time and energy in the effort to find my dad, and I will never forget your kindness. It means more to me than I can ever express in words. Thank you so much for your generosity and prayers. My dad was like Superman to me. He could do anything, fix everything, and he always had answers to my crazy questions. He was bigger than life. We went to concerts together, we went hiking, fishing, skiing, camping, cycling, swimming, snorkeling, rock climbing, and so much more. We shared a love of nature, music, and science. He was a beautiful person and I miss him so terribly. I will keep you posted if there are any developments. Below I have detailed the current status of the investigation into his disappearance. Love to you all. ~Stefany Romero Hull
We have found no trace of him. He literally vanished.
Come ON! I've begged for help!!! I see people have come and NO ONE has done anything to help pass along this plea for help! I look at top blogs and see nothing about something as time sensitive as saving a life. I asked for news and I see fast food news. COME ON! Help me!!!! PLEASE!
A MAN IS MISSING. It might not mean anything to you but he means everything to his family. Please help.
http://www.findstevenromero.org
http://digg.com/people/HELP_New_Mexico_Man_Missing_for_10_days
| There has been a web page set up at http://www.findstevenromero.org. We decided churches were the fastest way to mobilize local volunteers. A Co-worker is coming in tomorrow to call around 25 churches in Grants, New Mexico to appeal to them for volunteers. Another co-worker is working tonight to put together a phone list of the over 400 churches in Albuquerque, and we'll be doing a call broadcast to all of them with a pre-recorded message appealing for volunteers. It's also been submitted on Digg.com. Please go to this link, and Digg the story ASAP. If you don't have a Digg account, please sign up, it's quick, easy, and free. Here is the link: http://digg.com/people/HELP_New_Mexico_Man_Missing_for_10_days From The Albuquerque Journal New Mexico State Police are asking for the public’s help in unraveling a mysterious missing person case.Steven Romero, 61, left his home in Magdalena on April 14 to go to Albuquerque. He told his sister, who lives in Albuquerque, that he had a doctor’s appointment and would spend the night with her. He asked a neighbor to feed his dog and said he would be back the next day.
No one in his family knows which doctor he was supposed to see or whether he made the appointment, but he never showed up at his sister’s house or contacted any other friends or relatives in Albuquerque.His truck was found Friday on the shoulder of N.M. 117, the highway that cuts through El Malpais National Monument south of Grants.State Police Patrolman Craig Vandiver said Monday that ranchers hauling cattle had seen the truck last Wednesday and police had been called about it Friday.Vandiver said it appeared the truck was traveling south when it stopped with two flat tires. It appeared that Romero had changed one tire but couldn’t change the second one because he had only one spare.
Romero’s daughter, Stephanie Hull, said the family had a mechanic look at the truck and determined that the tires were not damaged, only deflated.Vandiver said the truck was not locked and was stocked with fruit, granola bars, sodas and water and showed no sign of a break-in. A ball cap, a halffull soda and a copy of the April 14 Albuquerque Journal were on the console, Vandiver said.There were no footprints leading away from the truck, and tracking dogs from the state penitentiary spent six hours searching the area last Saturday and lost Romero’s scent at the road, leading police to believe he got a ride from someone.Hull said no one in the family knows why Romero would have been headed south on that road when his business was in Albuquerque. “It’s a huge mystery to us,” Hull said.
Romero has a mild case of adult-onset muscular dystrophy that causes him to walk with an odd gait, Hull said, but he is in good health and has no mental problems or memory problems.Police consider Romero’s disappearance to be a missing person case.”There was nothing in or around the truck to indicate any struggle or anything criminal,” Vandiver said.
He said, though, that police have no idea whether Romero might have come to harm after he left his truck.Romero was driving a 2003 blue extended-cab Ford Ranger with a camper shell. Police are asking anyone who saw Romero or his truck to call the State Police office in Grants at 287-4377. |
| ROMERO: Last heard from on April 14 |
