UPDATE 10:05 p.m.: According to a post on Facebook from Amy Anonby鈥檚 mother, the missing Lower Mainland woman has been found. No other details are currently available.
Search and Rescue, family and friends are desperate to find a young Lower Mainland woman who went missing from Vernon.
Amy Anonby, 22, was driving a yellow Volkswagen beetle Sunday when she did not show up at her destination.
鈥淎my has gone missing on a trip to visit friends in a remote area 40 minutes down logging roads near 100 Mile House,鈥� said mom Lori Larson Anonby. 鈥淪he was travelling from Vernon. Police are involved.鈥�
Family friend Erica Macklin says Amy was visiting friends in Vernon when she left en route to 100 Mile House.
鈥淗er last cellphone ping was near Clearwater approximately dinner time last night,鈥� said Macklin, adding that Amy has grandparents who live in Kelowna. 鈥淪earch and Rescue helicopters are in the area looking, as well as her parents are driving Hwy 24 to see if they can spot the vehicle.
鈥淭his is truly a parents worst nightmare.鈥�
The 100 Mile House RCMP are requesting the public鈥檚 help in locating Amy. She left the Vernon area around lunch time on Sunday and by 9:25 p.m. the 100 Mile House RCMP received a report of a missing person.
Amy was headed to the Mahood Lake area but has yet to arrive.
She is described as Caucasian, 5鈥�4, 130 lbs, blue eyes and long blonde hair.
The vehicle she is driving is a 2000 Volkswagen Beetle with BC plate FL2 87V.
鈥淭he Vernon North Okanagan RCMP were tasked by the 100 Mile House RCMP to follow up at an address here in Vernon as a part of their investigation,鈥� said Const. Kelly Brett, media relations officer.
Anyone with information on Amy鈥檚 whereabouts or those who see her or her vehicle are asked to contact the 100 Mile House RCMP at 250-395-2456 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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