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Nov 04
2009
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Statement from the Parents of Morgan HarringtonPosted by: YourTurnToHelp on Nov 4, 2009 Tagged in: Untagged
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STATEMENT BY DAN AND GIL HARRINGTON
We are deeply moved by the outpouring of support we’ve received since our daughter disappeared 16 days ago on October 17 from a concert in Charlottesville, VA.
At the request of friends and supporters, the Harrington family has established the Find Morgan Fund to help in the search for our daughter. The Harrington family will donate any unused funds to charities that assist families of missing persons and causes with which Morgan has been directly involved, including Mental Heath America of Roanoke Valley and OMNI Orphan Medical Network International.
Contributions may be sent by mail to the following address:
Find Morgan Fund
P.O. Box 7588
Roanoke, VA 24019
Contributions may also be sent via PayPal through www.FindMorgan.com.
We are truly grateful for your kindness and we thank you again for all your thoughts and prayers.
You can help raise awareness about the search for Morgan by following us on Twitter (www.twitter.com/find_morgan) or joining the “Help find Morgan Harrington” Facebook group (http://bit.ly/1K8B8).
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my heart goes out to her parents
it is refreshing to know that all unused contributions will go to reputable charities (no boats, cruises or crab puffs)
these are good people and i hope they find their daughter very soon
i had a dream that i was at a large outside function and in my dream i woke up and didn't know where i was, i felt frustrated and was looking everywhere for someone i knew, but the frustration in my dreams was overwhelming . . . i didn't recognize anything around me or anybody, i didn't know even what to look for. it was like i had amnesia in my dream . . . i wonder if maybe Morgan took a fall (they say she had a wound on her chin) and knocked her head and doesn't know where she is?? (remember that movie Overboard with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell?)
but this has gotten a lot of media coverage, one would think that someone would have recognized her and helped her, unless they took advantage of her like on Overboard.