Found Alive OR - Henry Wang - 62 years old - Cedar Hills - 7 March 2010

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Police ask for help locating missing Washington County man
By The Oregonian
March 10, 2010, 5:49AM

Washington County authorities are asking for the public's help in locating a 62-year-old Cedar Hills man who has been missing since Sunday.

Henry Wang attended a business meeting at Wong's King, a restaurant on Southeast Division Street in Portland. His wife told authorities she expected him home that afternoon but she hasn't heard from him since he left for the meeting. He was last seen by those he met with that afternoon.

His wife told police her husband has never spent a night away from home without notifying his family. His credit cards have not been used since he went missing Sunday. His wife told police her husband has missed apppointments since Sunday.

Wang was driving a 1996 Red Ford F150 Pickup with a red canopy on the back.

Anyone who has seen Wang or has information on his whereabouts is asked to call the sheriff's office at 503-846-2500.

-- The Oregonian

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Reported by: Carly Kennelly
Email: ckennelly@koin.com
Last Update: 3/10 11:41 am

PORTLAND, Ore. - The family of a missing Washington County man is waiting anxiously at home for his return, but there has been no sign of him since Sunday. The detective on this case calls this case a bit suspicious

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Here is a link to a slideshow. It has many more photos including one of the truck that he was driving which is still missing.


http://www.kptv.com/slideshow/news/22813369/detail.html

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By Michael Russell, The Oregonian

A Cedar Hills man last seen Sunday at a Dim Sum restaurant in Southeast Portland has returned home and appears fine, according to a family member.

Henry Wang, 62, attended a business meeting at Wong's King Seafood, 8733 S.E. Division St., then drove away in his red Ford truck.

"We were all surprised," Haw said. "He appears to be fine."

Haw declined to discuss other details of her brother's five-day disappearance, saying the family was still in shock.