Last week, an older neighbor with some medical problems became disoriented and wandered from her home. We’ve included the tallahasssee.com description here so that you have some information should the situation arise again.
Many residents canvassed the neighborhood and spent hours looking. It is good to know there are so many concerned neighbors.
If you should see Jane wandering again, you can call our Neighborhood Watch Captain, Rob at 322-3373.
There is a picture of Jane
here.
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Leon County sheriff’s deputies need help finding 80-year-old Jane Clarke, said spokesman Sgt. Tony Drzewiecki by news release.Clarke, who has become disoriented in the past, was last seen today around 7:15 a.m. walking away from her residence.
Clarke was walking down Roswell Drive, heading west, Drzewiecki said. She was wearing a dark brown or dark orange jogging suit.
She may be wearing a short, wavy, ash-blonde wig. She has become disoriented in the past and needs help returning home safely.
Clarke has grey hair, blue eyes, weighs 92 pounds and is 5 feet 1 inch tall.
If you have any contact with Clarke, please contact the Leon County Sheriff’s Office at 850-922-3300.
Jane Clarke thirsty, but safe
Jane Clarke was found about 5 p.m. today a couple blocks from her home after wandering away early this morning, Sgt. Tony Drzewiecki of the Leon County Sheriff’s Office said.
Clarke, 80, has become disorientated in the past and needed help returning home safely, according to LCSO.
She did not need medical attention when found today, Drzewiecki said.
“She was OK, but thirsty,” he said. “Her son was at the house when we took her there. She had a glass of iced tea and said she was feeling better.”