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"Lauren is all of us. She is me. She is my best friend. She is my little sister as she leaves home for her first year in college." @NewsOnLaurenS

https://twitter.com/#!/NewsOnLaurenS

Within days of Lauren's disappearance, @NewsOnLaurenS was launched on Twitter. At the time, we barely knew what Twitter was. At the time we had never met the remarkable person responsible for spreading the news of Lauren's disappearance via Twitter. She is one of those rare individuals who took it upon herself to use her knowledge to help a family in need. Almost a year later, and after thousands of tweets, @NewsOnLaurenS continues to support us with dedication, determination and caring. We will be forever grateful.

Our sincere thanks to @NewsOnLaurenS and Malorie Janasek for creating http://findlauren.tumblr.com/, a photo project to raise awareness to #FindLauren and to all of you who have participated thus far.

Hoping today is the day….

Rob, Charlene and Rebecca Spierer

May 8,2011

May 8, 2011 – Mother’s Day…the last day we spent with Lauren.

How could a year have passed so quickly? Lauren, you are in our hearts every minute of every day. We remain committed to finding the answers, which will bring you home. We will never stop looking for you.
All our love always,
Mom, Dad and Rebecca

Consider the possibility that the person you are with today holds the key to unlock this mystery. Consider the possibility that the person you are with today is responsible for Lauren’s disappearance. Anything Small Could be Big. Make the call. Hoping today is the day.

Bloomington Police Department – 812.339.4477
Beau Dietl Associates – 800.777.9366
helpfindlauren@gmail.com
Find Lauren – PO Box 1226 – Bloomington, IN 47402
www.findlauren.com

April 3, 2012

Always in our hearts. Always in our thoughts. NEVER giving up. We love you, Lauren.
Mom, Dad and Rebecca

IU Women's Lacrosse Club Dedicates Play to Lauren Spierer March 31, 2012

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana University’s Women’s Lacrosse Club will dedicate play on Saturday, March 31 to the continued efforts to find Lauren Spierer. Michigan State University, St. Louis University, Western Kentucky University and Lakeshore Lacrosse Club will join IU in honoring Lauren Spierer and the search that continues for answers in her disappearance. By disseminating information to teams from four Midwest states, the club hopes spectators and players raise awareness about Lauren’s disappearance within their campuses and hometowns in efforts to gain more information that will lead to finding Lauren. The club will provide findlauren.com bracelets to spectators and blue ribbons to all players participating that day.
As the one-year anniversary of her disappearance approaches, the club felt an urgency to keep Lauren’s story in the public by encouraging people to be alert in conversations and to report any information. A small piece of information could help complete this puzzling story and bring Lauren home.

Who: Indiana University, Michigan State University, St. Louis University, Western Kentucky University and Lakeshore Women’s Lacrosse Clubs

When: Saturday, March 31; Game times and weather delay information can be found at www.iuwlacrosse.com

What: Women’s lacrosse (club) play day (free and open to the public); Wear cream, crimson and light blue to support the search for Lauren

Where: Evan Williams Field (10th and the bypass, behind University Gym)
To speak to a club representative in regard to this event, please contact the Club Advisor, Andi Gitelson, at acgitels@indiana.edu.

The Women’s Lacrosse Club is a housed in Indiana University Club Sports division. IU Club Sports are a program of Campus Recreational Sports. For more information, please call 855-2371 or visit http://recsports.indiana.edu.

Women’s Self Defense Class Raises Funds For Missing Indiana Woman March 19, 2012

Allentown, Pa. – (February 21, 2012) - The Muhlenberg College chapter of Alpha Chi Omega, Muhlenberg’s Active Minds and the Peer Health Advocates at Muhlenberg (PHAM) will sponsor “Self-Defense for Spierer” on March 19, 2012. This class is open to all women on campus and will be taught by officers from Campus Safety and a Health Center nurse. The cost to attend is $5 per person.

The purpose for the class is two-fold – to teach women how to protect themselves, and to raise awareness and funds for Lauren Spierer, a Scarsdale, N.Y. woman who disappeared during the early hours of June 3, 2011 in Bloomington, Indiana, after a night out with friends. To this date, Spierer’s whereabouts are unknown.

‘Berg student Jocelyn Bibi ’14, the event’s organizer and a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, attended high school with Spierer.

All proceeds from this event will be sent to the fund to find Spierer. Representatives from the host organizations will be tabling for this event the week of March 12, 2012 in Seegers Union.
For more information on Spierer, visit www.findlauren.com.