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Monday, May 9, 2011 www.metronews.ca News worth sharing.
Family keeps searching
Mother. Love
Holding on to hope as disappearance of soldier remains a mystery HEATHER MCINTYRE/METRO
Patricia Schemerhorn celebrates Mother’s Day by doing crafts with her son Ayden at the Muttart Conservatory yesterday. NANCY GORDY/FOR METRO
Crafting good day for mom
The family and friends of a missing Edmonton-based soldier continued their search in the river valley yesterday evening as the official search was called off on Friday. The last sighting of 25-year-old Master Cpl. Richard Curnow was at the start of a 10-kilometre run with other members of the military in the Hawrelak Park area Thursday morning. “Someone had passed him and someone else should have passed him ... and then he wasn’t there,� sister-in-law Victoria MacKenzie said. The soldier’s wife, Justine MacKenzie-Curnow, said she doesn’t believe the stress of his two tours in Afghanistan as a bombdisposal expert has anything to do with his disappearance. His sister-in-law also said that he’s been living on the south side for a while and is familiar with the area. “From what I’ve heard, they’ve
Posters of missing Master Cpl. Richard Curnow, such as this one at Rundle Park, can be found around the city.
done this (route) before,� Victoria MacKenzie said. “He was in phenomenal shape and he has no reason to leave.� The couple, who are separated but not divorced, have a three-year-
old daughter together. Posters have been put up and distributed throughout the area. Curnow’s disappearance is not being considered suspicious, according to police. NANCY GORDY