Wednesday, May 22, 2013 - 12:10:33 PM

Local News

Print Friendly | Bookmark and Share

Family and Friends Remember Missing New Berlin Woman

NORWICH -- 36-year-old Jennifer Ramsaran of New Berlin, New York, was last seen on Decemeber 11th of 2012.

On Saturday, her family and friends teamed up with the nonprofit LostNMissing to hold a "Shining Hope" event to bring awareness to Ramsaran's case.

"The day that Jen went missing, she took a big part of us with her," said her husband, Ganesh Remy Ramsaran.

The group released paper lanterns into the sky in honor of Ramsaran-- a woman they say is dearly missed.

"I was 19 and she was 18 when we met back in college.  An incredible mother, a wonderful wife, and an incredible friend," said her husband.

The group also distributed missing posters for volunteers to hang in surrounding communities.

"The majority of those missing that are located alive safely-- it is because of the general public," said Cynthia Caron, president of LostNMissing.

And Saturday's showing gives Ramsaran's family hope.

"It's twenty degrees, It's snowing, no one's left and they're all here.  The people that know us and love us are here for us," said Ramsaran.

And LostNMissing representatives say that is exactly their goal.

"While my heart is with that missing person, my work is for the family.  They're the ones that are here, they're the ones that need the support," said Caron.

To this day, only Ramsaran's car and cell phone have been found.  If you have any information you are urged to call the Chenango County Sheriff's Office at 607-334-200.

Samantha McDonald, Fox 40 HD News.

VIEW VIDEO

View Related Articles: Chenango County, Norwich or comment on this one below.

blog comments powered by Disqus


Back Back

Binghamton web design and website hosting by EFX internet  EFX internet


Additional Articles


School Budget Election Results
Below is the latest school budget results.  Keep checking back for continuous updates. Binghamton: $102,174,627 Yes: 707 No: 234 Vestal:  $73,444,173 Yes:  N/A No: ... more

Biking Across America for Student Veterans VIEW VIDEO
Kiersten Downs, originally of Montrose, Pennsylvania, has been spent the last two years planning for the biggest challenge of her life. "It's something I've always wanted to do," said Downs. On... more

Students showcase entrepreneurial skills VIEW VIDEO
VESTAL -- From home room to the board room.  Could the next great business idea come from a high school student?   Teams from ten local schools participated in the Greater Binghamton Scholastic... more

Police make arrest in Crandall St shooting VIEW VIDEO
BINGHAMTON -- Binghamton police say they've arrested one of the people who fired shots during a disturbance on Crandall St earlier in May.   Police say numerous individuals were involved in the... more

Police looking for two larceny suspects VIEW VIDEO
BINGHAMTON -- Binghamton Police are looking for two suspects, who were allegedly involved in larcenies of two purses of women who were shopping at the Weis Markets on Pennsylvania Ave. on the... more

Local and State unemployment numbers improve VIEW VIDEO
Improving job numbers in Binghamton and throughout New York State.   Binghamton's unemployment rate last month was 7.8%.  That is a drop from 8.8% in March and from 8.2% in April of 2012.  Eight... more

Sus. Valley Alum in Oklahoma reacts to tornado VIEW VIDEO
As Oklahoma recovers, a Binghamton native now living in the state is part of the effort to help the area devastated by the tornadoes recover.   Tim Pease is a 2002 graduate of Susquehanna Valley... more

Click here for more local news...icon

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

 A News Story

If you are looking for a copy of a news story that we recently aired, simply click here to find out how.

FOX 40 Poll


Which Social Media Site Do You Use The Most?
 
Twitter
 
Facebook
 
LinkedIn
 
MySpace
 
Other
 
None
   

Breaking News

Do you have a tip or information about a breaking news story? Contact the FOX 40 News Desk at 607.798.0070 or send us an email .

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Stumble It More...