Local case directory

Missing persons in Merritt Island, Florida.

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Cases connected to Merritt Island

Showing 1–5 of 5 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Lloyd William A. Chamberlain IV
Missing

Lloyd William A. Chamberlain IV

Merritt Island, FL

Last seen Feb 14, 2016

Age 37
Case photo for Alice Jewell Stewart
Missing

Alice Jewell Stewart

Merritt Island, FL

Last seen Oct 22, 1999

Age 76
Case photo for Bernice Morgan Cunningham
Missing

Bernice Morgan Cunningham

Merritt Island, FL

Last seen Oct 18, 1992

Age 77
Case photo for Kipling R Hess III
Missing

Kipling R Hess III

Merritt Island, FL

Last seen Mar 27, 1979

Age 12
Case photo for SHAUN ANDREW CLARK
Missing

SHAUN ANDREW CLARK

Merritt Island, FL

Last seen Mar 26, 2026

Age 17

Missing-person awareness in Merritt Island

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Sharing flyers in Merritt Island

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