Kristi Horman (Kyron's grandmother left) Melissa Baum (Lindsey's mom right)

Lindsey Baum went missing one year ago on June 26, 2009.  She was only 10-years-old and hasn’t been seen since.  Lindsey vanished from a small town of 1,500 in Washington state as she walked home from a friend’s house. Over the weekend, to mark the one year disappearance, her family and friends gathered for a large event to help remember this beautiful child and help remind the public of the faces of other missing persons throughout the Pacific Northwest.I spoke with Michele Bart who helps to represent families of missing children, and also sits on the advisory committee of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s “Take 25” program.   She’s been working hand-in-hand with Lindsey’s mom Melissa since last October. She told me that throughout the day about 300 people attended the event including the grandparents of a missing boy and Susan Powell’s parents, Judy and Chuck Cox.  There was plenty of food, music and sunshine.  The Cox family shared their plans to open a foundation in honor of Susan Powell.  The foundation is geared towards public awareness on domestic violence. Another positive note was the recovery of a teen that ran away nearly seven months ago.  She showed up at the event, and eventually came clean with who she really was, and was reunited with her family.  Michele says there will be an annual event of this caliber to help honor those who have vanished from the lives of loved ones.