Balloons, bubbles and billboard for missing toddler Ayla Reynolds

Jan. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- Bob Vear and the Rev. Danielle Bartz will be sponsoring a Bubble and Balloon Prayer Vigil for missing Ayla Renolds.  "It is our hope that many will come and show support for both parents", said Cynthia Caron, President and Founder of LostNMissing, a NH based Nonprofit organization that assists police and families of missing loved ones and who is assisting Trista Reynolds, the mother of Ayla.  "Contrary to recent media reports, both parents are working together to spread awareness of their missing daughter and have been communicating." further states Caron. The Laura Recovery Center of Friendswood, TX is assisting Ayla's fater, Justin DiPietro.  Both organizations are working closely together and helping to join both parents during this traumatic time of having a missing child.  Bob Vears, a local man dedicated towards helping the family is coordinating this particular event.  

The Vigil is themed "Balloons and Bubbles Prayer Vigil" and those who attend are invited to bring bubbles.  Balloons for release and refreshments for the public will be provided . The event will be held on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 12:00 noon at City Hall on Front Street in downtown Waterville, Maine.  "The event will be held come rain, snow or shine" explained Vear.

20-month-old toddler Ayla Reynolds disappeared from her father's Waterville, ME home sometime during the evening of December 16, 2011 or in the early morning hours of December 17, 2011 when she was discovered to not be in her bed. Caron explains, "We ask the public to be aware of any neighbors who may have a young child that previously did not."  Caron further adds, "Ayla could be anywhere at this point. Looking for Ayla should not be restricted just in the state of Maine. There is a whole country out there and Ayla could be anywhere."

Caron also wants to thank Interstate Outdoor Advertising who will be placing a digital Billboard outside of Meadowland Stadium in New Jersey and Steen for 8 billboards in Philadelphia. "We are very appreciative of their support and hope other vendors, and the public who can assist, to step forward to help, as well." said Caron.

Anyone who may have information is asked to please contact the Maine State Police at (207) 657-3030. If Ayla is spotted, please call 9-1-1.

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LostNMissing, Inc. is a state and federally recognized 501c(3) Non-Profit to assist law enforcement and families of missing. www.lostnmissing.com.