Jeffrey Robert Gunderson, 59, Missing Since 6/6/08, Salisbury, MD

[Faith]

MSP Search For Missing Man
By WMDT STAFF
(SALISBURY, MD -- WMDT) 6/9/2008



Maryland State Police need your help finding a missing man.

Right now search parties are looking for 59-year-old Jeffrey Robert Gunderson. He was last seen at 4759 Airport Road Friday at around 2PM.

He has severe asthma and is without his medication. He is five-foot-nine, around 180 pounds. If you have any information call State Police.
http://www.wmdt.com/topstory/topstory.asp?id=3534

[Faith]

SALISBURY : Man reported missing from Airport Road home

SALISBURY — Police say they are looking for a mn reported missing since Friday from an Airport Road residence.

Maryland State Police said Jeffrey Robert Gunderson was reported missing Friday from 4759 Airport Road by his fiancee, Loyla Virginia Pusey.

Pusey told responding state troopers on Sunday morning that she last saw Gunderson around noon. She told police Gunderson has “some health issues” and is an asthmatic.

Pusey said Gunderson’s vehicle was still at the residence, the front door had been left opened and the coffee pot on. Gunderson is not suicidal and all of his medication was still at the residence, Pusey said.

The police report said Gunderson is a recovering alcoholic, who has been known to go on drinking binges and disappear for days.

A search by police and sheriff’s deputies involving police dogs and a helicopter has failed to locate Gunderson.

The Wicomico Bureau of Investigation is continuing the investigation, police said.
http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs...D=200880609005

[Nut44x4]

Nothing new. No recent updates, but this was printed on 6/15

Sunday, June 15, 2008
Missing Person
The above photo is one Jeff Gunderson who has been reported missing to the State Police.

He left his truck at home. He also didn't take his cell phone, cigarettes or his medications and inhalers with him.

Jeff has not been seen since Friday, June 6, 08.

If you know anything at all about where Jeff might be you can also call the State Police at: 410-749-3101. Ask for Detective Workman.
http://sbynews.blogspot.com/search?q=Gunderson
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[sarahhod]

Dance aims to help find missing man

Fundraiser's goal is to raise $3,000 at the Holly Center

By Sharahn D. Boykin • Staff Writer • January 24, 2009

SALISBURY -- When a 61-year-old Salisbury resident found her back door open on a Friday night in June, she knew something wasn't quite right.
Lola Pusey went to tell her fiancé, her companion for the last 30 years, that he left the door open, but he wasn't in the house. Pusey took a flashlight and looked in the couple's backyard, but he wasn't there. She went to call him on his cell phone, but she noticed it was still on the charger beside his beloved beige recliner.
"I didn't want to believe he was missing, but I did have a sickening feeling," Pusey said.
Pusey has never seen her fiancé, Jeff Gunderson, since that day in June. Now, eight months later she believes he is dead, but finds it difficult to have closure without Gunderson's remains.
"I cry half the night just wondering what he went through those final minutes of his life," Pusey said.
Pusey is hosting a dance at the Holly Center to help raise money for a reward for information about Gunderson's disappearance in June. She hopes to raise $3,000.
Pusey hopes that in addition to raising funds, the event will also raise awareness, she said.
"It's going to be a good fellowship but it will also make people aware that it can happen to anybody."

http://www.delmarvanow.com/article/2...WS01/901240335

[look4u]

UPDATE MARCH 24 2009

On Tuesday, March 24 2009, I spoke to an officer at the Maryland State Police Department. This is still an active and ongoing case.

[packy]

Thank you, Look4you. It's good to know they are staying active and the more his story gets out in public the better a chance for someone to realize they might know something.

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Search Continues For Man Missing For Almost One Year

By AMBER WATSON -- WMDT 4/1/2009

A Salisbury women continues to ask how her boyfriend disappeared without many clues left behind.

"I just never want another person to feel this way," said Lola Pusey. She has spent close to a year searching for Jeff Gunderson her partner for 30 years who suddenly went missing.

On Friday, June 6, Lola Pusey said she came home after work and saw Jeff's truck in the front of the house. She figured he was in the house sleeping and wasn't suspicious of anything; infact, she even relaxed and watched a movie. When she later saw the back door was wide open she became concerned, but didn't report Jeff missing because she thought she had to wait. "I always thought that it took 48 hours to report an adult missing," said Pusey.

Police say that's a misconception many people have. Police and family suspect foul play, and are not giving up the search. "We feel confident this case will be resolved. There's very few missing persons and suspected foul play cases that are unresolved on the eastern shore," said Sergeant Carsten Wendlandt, with the Wicomico Bureau of Investigation.

"There's a current piece of information we're working on now that could lead to another search, said WBI Sergeant David Owens.

Lola says she hopes that search leads to Jeff's remains so he can finally rest in peace.

Family and friends are offering a $2,000 reward to anyone who has information leading to an arrest.

If you know anything about Jeff Gunderson's disappearance you're asked to call crime stoppers at 1-800-Tip-3333.

http://www.wmdt.com/topstory/displaystory.asp?id=12426

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http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/...n_jeffrey.html

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http://www.nampn.org/cases/gunderson_jeffrey.html

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Searching For Jeff Gunderson - Latest News
by - Amber Watson

SALISBURY, MD - June 6, will mark two years since Jeff Gunderson has been missing in Salisbury. Jeff disappeared from a home on Airport Road in 2008. Investigators still have little clues as to what happened.
"I go home and I cry half the night at least, to sleep. It's very hard. It's such a loss," said Lola Pusey. Lola and Jeff were in a relationship for 30 years. She says he was in her home handling things around the house before he went missing. When she came home that Friday afternoon and saw the back door was wide open that is when she knew something was wrong. "I went out in the yard yelling for him.
"Lola says she is not giving up hope that Jeff's remains will be found. The area of Bear Swamp, off Johnson Road is just one of the places that she searched along with police. She says she will continue her search until the mystery is solved. "I don't want it to be a cold case and they're assuring me it's not, but I think they are dragging a little too slow now. It's because I'm not patient anymore. I want some answers. Two years is a long time," said Pusey.
Authorities say the investigation is still active. During an interview on April 1, 2009 Detectives said they had new leads in the investigation. "We feel confident this case will be resolved. There's very few missing persons, suspected foul play cases that are unresolved on the Eastern Shore," said Sgt. Carsten Wendlandt, with the Wicomico Bureau of Investigation. Even a year after this interview, detectives say they still believe Lola will have closure in this case.
Lola is holding a fundraiser on June 6 at the Holly Center, from 2:00 until 6:00 p.m. The money raised will go towards hiring a private investigator or other outside help. For more information call 410-546-3961.
Loved ones are also offering a $2,000 dollar reward for information to help close the investigation.
http://www.wmdt.com/news-archive.aspx?item=7136