A day for family and celebration took a sorrowful turn on Mother's Day, May 12, 2013, when 37-year-old Glendon Ray George vanished from the Page, Arizona area. He was last seen at a popular local swimming spot on Lake Powell known as 'The Chains'. Glendon, an American Indian / Alaska Native man, stood at five feet, six inches tall and weighed around 170 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
His loved ones have been left with unanswered questions and the deep pain of his absence, holding on to the hope that they might one day understand what happened to him. The search for Glendon began after he was reported missing, but the vastness of the area presented significant challenges.
The circumstances surrounding Glendon's disappearance remain unsettlingly vague. Authorities from the Page Police Department initiated a search after they were alerted to his absence. At the scene, investigators made a discovery that offered a clue, but no resolution: some of Glendon's clothing was found left behind on the rock cliffs near the swimming area. This finding prompted an extensive search of the lake itself, a body of water known for its sprawling size and depths. Despite the efforts of law enforcement, the search of the lake did not lead to Glendon's whereabouts, and he was not located. His case was officially reported to the Page Police Department on May 22, 2013.
Glendon has several distinctive physical characteristics that his family hopes might aid in his identification. He may walk with a noticeable limp, and he has a surgery scar on the back of his head. Another scar is present on the lower part of his right leg, and he has a tattoo of a star on his left arm. In the years since he was last seen, his family has provided DNA samples from his brother, father, and sister to be entered into national databases, a step taken in the hope that it might one day lead to answers. The investigation into Glendon Ray George's disappearance is ongoing. The case represents a profound loss for his family and community, who continue to seek information and closure regarding his fate after he was last seen on that spring day at Lake Powell.Last Seen: May 12, 2013
