Vickie Lynn Mize was a 58-year-old female last seen in Strafford, Missouri, on June 10, 2025. Public missing-person information described her as a White/Caucasian woman with brown hair and green eyes, standing about 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing between roughly 210 and 230 pounds. Her last known location was connected to the TA truck stop at 225 East Evergreen Street in Strafford, in Greene County.
What began as an ordinary day at a roadside stop became a deeply concerning disappearance when Vickie was seen leaving the truck stop with an unidentified driver. She was not alone; her dog, Little Man, described as a black and brown Dachshund mix, was with her when she left.
The known public account of Vickie’s disappearance is limited but troubling. She was reportedly last seen leaving the truck stop with an unknown driver, and after that, she had not been heard from in the missing-person reporting available at the time. The public information did not identify the driver, the vehicle, or the reason Vickie left with that person. That uncertainty left investigators and those who cared about her focused on a narrow but important sequence of events: Vickie was at the Strafford truck stop on June 10, 2025, she left with her dog and an unidentified person, and her whereabouts then became unclear. Public reporting also indicated that she may have had a wagon to carry her dog and a tent, and that she might have been headed west, though the available information did not fully explain the basis for that possible direction of travel.
Vickie’s identifying characteristics were shared publicly in hopes that someone might recognize her or remember seeing her. She has brown hair and green eyes, and one especially distinctive feature is that the top of her left ear is missing. She also has a Playboy bunny tattoo on her buttocks. These details, along with the presence of Little Man, were important because a case like this can turn on a small memory: someone noticing a woman with a little dog, a person traveling with a wagon or tent, a brief conversation at a truck stop, or a vehicle leaving the area. The Strafford Police Department was listed as the investigating agency, with agency case number 25-1090, and the case was connected to NamUs missing person entry MP150393.
A later public update reported that Vickie Mize had been found and was safe. No further details were provided in that update, and the exact circumstances of how or where she was located were not publicly clarified in the available information. Because the update stated only that she had been found safe and offered no additional explanation, the final chapter of the public story remains brief and respectfully limited. The important outcome is that Vickie was no longer considered an active missing person based on that update, and the concern that began after she left the Strafford truck stop with Little Man and an unknown driver ended with the welcome news that she had been located safely.
The case of Vickie Lynn Mize stands as a reminder of how quickly a routine moment can become frightening for family, friends, and a community. A 58-year-old woman was last seen in Strafford, Missouri, on June 10, 2025, leaving a truck stop with her dog and an unidentified driver; public notices then shared her description, her distinctive features, her connection to Little Man, and the Strafford Police Department’s role in the investigation. The available public record does not explain every part of what happened after she left the truck stop, but it does show the arc of the case: Vickie disappeared under uncertain circumstances, identifying information was circulated to help locate her, and a later update reported that she had been found safe.Last Seen: Jun 10, 2025
