Hillsborough: Help sought in finding missing man

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Help sought in finding missing man

By Times staff writer
Published March 6, 2007

TAMPA - A man with dementia was reported missing Monday evening after his wife came home from work and realized he had wandered away from their house at 6508 N Habana Ave.

Milo Toner, 59, is described as a white male, 5-foot-10, 180 pounds, with salt and pepper hair and a mustache. He has blue eyes and wears glasses. He has fair skin, a medium build and was last seen wearing a blue shirt, black jeans and white sneakers. He has heart and cross tattoos on his right hand, a cross and wire tattoo on his left forearm and a cross tattoo with tribal symbols on his right wrist.

Toner has lived at the Habana house for only three days. His wife, Pamela, says her husband previously wandered away from their old home at 4412 Tampania Ave.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office at (813) 247-8200.

[Last modified March 6, 2007, 06:30:29]

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by PAT	03/07/07 05:32 AM
TO SONJA, I KNOW THERE IS A WEBSITE TO HELP PEOPLE IN YOUR SITUATION,BELIEVE WEBSITE IS SOMEONEISMISSING.COM BEST WISHES

by Carla	03/06/07 04:07 PM
I sure hope he is found alive with no injuries.

by sonja	03/06/07 01:52 PM
IM GLAD ATLEAST SOMEONE IS HELPING THIS FAMILY.WEVE HAD A FAMILY FRIEND MISSING SINCE FEB6 AND NOT ONE PERSON WILL HELP US.NOT ONE NEWSPAPER,TELEVISION,OR THE SHERIFFS OFFICE.SO I WISH YOU LUCK AND MAY GOD BRING HIM HOME SAFELY.