She is Still Missing and Michigan Family Offers Reward for Help

Her name is Marilee Furlong. She is 73 and has been missing since May 29th. Her family is desperate to find her.

I wrote about her this past June 5th when St. Joseph County Sheriff deputies along with many friends and loved ones were looking for her, but not having any success.

Marilee, living in Three Rivers, had been battling Alzheimer's disease and dementia for awhile and when she was last seen, she was on foot after leaving her daughter’s home on Flatbush Road.

Marilee is described as 5’8” tall with gray-and-white hair and weighing 120–130 pounds. At the time, she may have had a brown leather purse with her.

So now, after well more than a month, her family is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can provide information that leads to Marilee.

Early on in the search, no stone was left unturned. The Michigan Professional Search and Rescue team used K-9 units, drones, horses and vehicles to look for Marilee.

Plus, the Great Lakes Drone Company helped out by providing an additional drone for the search.

The sheriff’s office has said all along that it’s working directly with the Cass County Sheriff’s Office because part of the search includes areas in Cass County.

By the way, she was last seen wearing red pajamas, but may have changed into a plaid, button-up shirt over a green undershirt, a pair of jeans and blue sneakers. But that was over a month ago, so, if still alive could be wearing anything.

If you might have any information at all related to Marilee’s location are urged to connect with deputies by calling 269-467-4195.