On July 8, 2006, Marc Lee Webb, a 38-year-old male, was last contacted in Buford, Georgia, in Hall County. The official NamUs record lists him as a White/Caucasian man with brown hair and blue eyes, approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall and 185 pounds at the time he went missing. The public case entry identifies the Hall County Sheriff’s Office as the investigating agency and notes the last known location as Buford, Georgia 30518. The circumstances released publicly are brief: Marc was last contacted on July 8, 2006, in Buford, with no detailed narrative of where he was going, who last saw him, what he may have been wearing, or whether he was traveling by vehicle.
The lack of public detail leaves Marc’s case with the painful quiet that often surrounds long-term missing-person investigations. NamUs lists the case as Missing Person / NamUs #MP111547, and the record was created publicly in November 2023, many years after Marc was last known to have been in contact.
The entry also notes that the case was reported through the Hall County Sheriff’s Office under agency case number 2006-066945, with Investigator Amy Bray Fuston listed as the contact in the provided agency data. While the NamUs record gives basic identifying information and confirms the date and location of last contact, it does not provide a public explanation of what caused concern, whether Marc had missed expected communication, or whether searches or interviews were conducted in the immediate aftermath.
Online records also show a separate obituary for a Marc Lee Webb, age 38, of Cumming, Georgia, published in 2006. The obituary describes a man survived by his parents, daughter, siblings, extended family, and friends; it states that he graduated from Camden Military Academy in South Carolina, attended the University of South Carolina on a soccer scholarship, worked for Mooney Construction Company, and was a member of Snellville First Baptist Church. The obituary announces a celebration of Marc’s life on July 22, 2006, but the publicly available excerpt does not provide an exact date of death or describe the circumstances. Because the official NamUs listing remains presented as a missing-person case and the public case-resolution field in the provided data does not state Alive or Deceased, the available information is incomplete and somewhat vague.
What can be said with care is that Marc Webb’s story involves more than a case number. He was a son, a father, a brother, a relative, a friend, a worker, and a member of a faith community. The records that are publicly available preserve only fragments: his name, his age, his last contact date, the Buford location, his physical description, the agency responsible for the investigation, and a later obituary-style remembrance that appears to correspond to the same name and age. Those fragments suggest a life connected to family, work, school, athletics, and community, while also showing how little has been publicly explained about what happened around July 8, 2006.
In overview, Marc Lee Webb was a 38-year-old man last contacted in Buford, Georgia, on July 8, 2006, with the Hall County Sheriff’s Office identified as the investigating agency and NamUs listing him under MP111547. His public missing-person record gives a concise description but no detailed circumstances of disappearance, and another online obituary record appears to memorialize a Marc Lee Webb of the same age from nearby Cumming in 2006 without clearly stating an exact date or circumstances. The case, as publicly available, remains defined by limited information, a family and community touched by loss, and a need for clarity around the final known chapter of Marc Webb’s life.Last Seen: Jul 8, 2006
