Remember fern and I'm on lisa-marie Young was last seen in the Naima 18 years ago. As my girlfriend said this morning, I could have been Lisa. I was Lisa. A lot of us in our eight teens or early 20s, took a late-night ride after a party with maybe someone that wasn't the best idea. It's family never stopped.

Looking for her her family from Tofino to lock, we--it family came out and searched week after week, year after year, and then I mo Parksville Qualicum Lisa's mom Joanne organized a march in Lisa's memory for 16 years straight until Joanne's death in 2018, her father, Jo, Ann's, father Lisa's grandfather Moses thinks his daughter died of heartache. If you're in and I'm. Oh, you can still see the posters Lisa Marie young last seen June 30th 2002.

We know more now as a country as a province about the tragic epidemic of murdered and missing indigenous women, and we hear so often in these disappearances. Somebody knows something: there's never been an arrest in the case of Joanne's disappearance. Her body has never been found. You can act in support of her family. You can join this year's March June 28th, the 11 o'clock, with our CMP station in Nanaimo, her grandfather, Moses, her aunt Carol, invite you all physically distanced wearing masks in groups less than 49 there's a porch light campaign.

June 30th eight o'clock leave your lights on for Lisa. It's a sign of hope. You can contact corporal corporal Marcus mantener at the RCMP to 507 5 5 3, 2, 2 3. If you know something and you can listen to the podcast, that's had huge take-up, it's called where is Lisa and Laura Palmer's the journalist.

All these actions are a way to keep Lisa Marie's memory alive, to support her brave family and to jar. Our community's memory.