'Hope for Hailey' Volunteers Raise Awareness at Rattlesnake RoundUp
By: BigCountryHomePage.com Staff Reports
Updated: March 12, 2012
More than one year after the disappearance of Hailey Dunn, volunteers continue to spread the word in an effort to find her.
A group of volunteers and family members were out just blocks away from the Sweetwater Rattlesnake RoundUp site to distribute flyers and other materials. This is the second year that they have attended the event.
Despite any setbacks, they say their faith and perseverance is keeps them going.
"A lot of determination, a lot of faith that Hailey will be found; a lot of love for her. It's hard, real hard, but we got to keep doing this until we find her. We give out bracelets, T-shirts, anything with Hailey's name on it to get her story out there," volunteers say.
The Colorado City teenager went missing in late December 2010.
Although it was deemed a criminal investigation, no arrests have been made.
A group of volunteers and family members were out just blocks away from the Sweetwater Rattlesnake RoundUp site to distribute flyers and other materials. This is the second year that they have attended the event.
Despite any setbacks, they say their faith and perseverance is keeps them going.
"A lot of determination, a lot of faith that Hailey will be found; a lot of love for her. It's hard, real hard, but we got to keep doing this until we find her. We give out bracelets, T-shirts, anything with Hailey's name on it to get her story out there," volunteers say.
The Colorado City teenager went missing in late December 2010.
Although it was deemed a criminal investigation, no arrests have been made.
