TX TX-Sarah Kinslow, 14, Greenville, 2001

[Kelly]

Now 18, Sarah Kinslow has been missing from Greenville, TX, since May 1st, 2001.

Here is her website: http://www.sarahkinslow.faithweb.com/

Sarah has been added to Project Jason's Adopt a Missing Person program. Please consider helping reunite Sarah with her family by wearing her photo button and sharing her story with others. For more details on how you can make a difference, please see:

http://www.projectjason.org/adopt.html

If you chose to adopt Sarah, we'll send you a personal bio so you can share her with the world as a person, rather than a case or a statistic. Here is an excerpt from her bio:

"Sarah is very musically talented/gifted. One year she starred in our church adult Christmas Cantata with speaking & solo singing parts. She began playing the piano by ear at age 6. We realized that it was time for her to have piano lessons. She often participated in piano contests & auditions. In March, 2000 she participated in ‘American Women Composers Level 3’ & won 1st place. She also competed in the Baroque Level 3 class. "

Thank you!

Kelly Jolkowski, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
www.projectjason.org

[Kelly]

(A Project Jason Press Release)

For the fourth Christmas in a row, John and Louise Kinslow of Greenville, TX, would like to hang another stocking next to those of the other three Kinslow children. They also cling to hope that the gifts they bought in Christmas 2001, will finally be claimed by the rightful owner, the fourth child, young, spirited, and beautiful Sarah, missing since May 1, 2001.

There are no new gifts or a stocking for Sarah. It hurts the family too much. Her mother, Louise, remarked: “The reminder of her absence will be bitter, but to have her gifts be the only ones left under the tree, and her stocking to be left untouched would be too harsh of a reminder of the daughter who will miss the 4th year in a row with her family, where we need her to be.” Sarah was 14 at the time of her disappearance.

John and Louise try to recall the good times when Sarah was with them. She loved Christmas and it showed in her smile, laughter, and the excitement in her eyes and voice.

John recalls her exuberance: “As a little girl, she was the first one out of bed on Christmas morning in anticipation of what was in her stocking. She would awaken the other 3 children so they also could go raid their stockings. She would bring her stocking into our room and plop down onto our bed with it so that we could also see what treasures she had received.”

John, Louise, and the other children are left with their memories and the gift of hope, hope that Sarah will return to them and grace them with her contagious wonderment and joy.

One way in which the Kinslows keep hope alive is through a unique awareness program sponsored by Project Jason, a nonprofit organization which assists families of the missing. The program is called “Adopt a Missing Person”.

The Kinslows provided photo buttons and a personal bio about Sarah to distribute via mail. The public can go to the Project Jason website at www.projectjason.org, and chose from among two dozen missing persons to adopt, including Sarah. They can be sent her button, free of charge, and a copy of her personal bio. The adopter pledges to wear her button and tell others about her. The personal bio enables the adopter to feel they know Sarah as a person, rather than as a case number or a statistic.

Wearing the button and sharing the story of Sarah helps bring exposure for her case. The more often her face is seen, the greater the odds increase for location, and the reunion that her family dreams of. Often, in missing person's cases, once law enforcement has sifted through the available clues, and there are none forthcoming, the family is only left with awareness and hope. The Adopt a Missing Person program brings about awareness for their missing love one, plus gives them that much needed boost of hope that helps them go on another day without their missing loved one, especially at this time of year.

For additional information about Project Jason and the Adopt a Missing Person Program, please contact:

Kelly Jolkowski at kelly.jolkowski@projectjason.org or call 402-932-0095.

Adopt a Missing Person webpage: http://www.projectjason.org/adopt.html

[Kelly]

Project Jason announces that Sarah is the current 18 Wheel Angel campaign. Her campaign will continue through January.

18 Wheel Angels is a national missing person's locator program in which truck drivers or other business travelers are recruited to place posters of a specific missing person along the way as they travel.

For additional information, please see:

http://www.projectjason.org/18wheel.html

You do not need to be a truck driver to help please posters. YOu can also help by telling any truck drivers or trucking companies you know about this program.

Thank you.

Kelly Jolkowski, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
www.projectjason.org

[Jeana (DP)]

Maybe I'm missing something, but I couldn't find any info on the circumstances of her disappearance.

[Usher737]

jeana, I could not find anything either.

[bulletgirl2002]

Was she abducted, did she run away, did she just disappear????

[Kelly]

As Sarah has been gone for many years, to me, it makes no difference whether she left willingly at this point. The other details, such as who she was seen with, etc, do make a difference, but typically to LE, as I hope they thoroughly checked this out. (She was not abducted.)

What is the main concern is that she is out there as a young, vulnerable woman, and we all know that young people are not the best judge as to character and situations. It is imperative to do whatever is neccesary to locate Sarah, before harm can be done to her, if it is not too late.

With Hope,
Kelly

[Kelly]

http://www.khou.com

May is Missing Children Month
10:46 AM CDT on Monday, May 2, 2005

From 11 News Staff Reports

Sarah Elizabeth Kinslow has been missing for four years . She disappeared from her Dallas-area school.

There are stories all the time of missing children never being found.

The Laura Recovery Center hopes to raise awareness of those missing children during the month of May.

Yesterday it released a photo of Sarah Elizabeth Kinslow. The girl, now 19 years old, has been missing for four years.

She disappeared from her middle school in Greenville, near Dallas.

May 25th is Missing Children Awareness Day. Every day until then, the Laura Recovery Center will post a flyer of a child who hasn't made it home.

[CaliKid]

You'd think that if she just wanted to disappear and is really okay she'd at least call her family and tell them so. To leave them wondering about her is cruel.

[kholloway]

A bump with blessings for Sarah and her family. I pray that she contacts someone soon to let her family know that she is ok. She is such a beautiful young lady! Please keep Sarah and her family in your thoughts and prayers.

[jodierenee]

Sarah's mother has been writing a blog about her efforts to find her.
http://lookingforsarahkinslow.blogsp...for-sarah.html

Reading the blog, you can tell how fed up she is with her daughter's friends. Its obvious someone knows what has happened to her but no one will tell.

Also here is a clip of Sarah's mom and dad on the Montel Williams show. Truly heartbreaking.

http://patriciaviolamissing.homestea...pr_19_2005.wmv

[docwho3]

maybe?
http://www.vannhealthcare.com/produc...ages/sarah.png

compared to
http://www.rinokids.com/Children/Kinslow/

[Noexcuse]

Hoping we can find Sarah this year!

[DiDi in Kansas]

I was reading about Sarah on http://texasequusearch.org/2010/02/m...lle-tx-050101/ and then checked here. Wanted to Bump her back to the top.. Soudns like there have been quite a few people that think they may have seen her. I am not able to get any of the links to open. Not sure if maybe they are to old.

[fhc]

Originally Posted by DiDi in Kansas

I was reading about Sarah on http://texasequusearch.org/2010/02/m...lle-tx-050101/ and then checked here. Wanted to Bump her back to the top.. Soudns like there have been quite a few people that think they may have seen her. I am not able to get any of the links to open. Not sure if maybe they are to old.

http://www.sarahkinslow.faithweb.com/

it says that her mother started this website, also

http://www.myspace.com/helpfindsarahkinslow

[DiDi in Kansas]

Bumping Sarah back to the first page!

[DiDi in Kansas]

Sarah has been gone 9 years on Saturday. Please help bring her home!!

[DiDi in Kansas]

Bumping Back to The Top!