Stephen Millis Missing – It’s been a year since a Newaygo County spouse and father, Steve Millis, vanished suddenly. However, his family is not really set in stone as could be expected to observe him and bring him home

“It’s been a horrendous experience on our family. Nothing is something very similar,” said Steve’s better half, Stephanie Millis. Stephanie Millis says her significant other’s vanishing significantly affects everybody, except particularly the kids and grandkids.

“The hardest part is watching the torment this has put my kids through. They don’t rest around evening time. They long for their father,” she said.

Relatives say 49-year-old Steve Millis halted at the Dollar General situated at 395 E. South Street in Hesperia to purchase feline food and afterward meet somebody in the parking area to sell fishing gear. Reconnaissance cameras caught Millis on Jan. 4, 2019, strolling all through the store wearing pants and a red wool coat. Yet, what occurred next stays a secret.

“He couldn’t ever have, simply gone off. Particularly like that without a word,” said Stephanie Millis. “He was a family man. He cherished we all to such an extent.”

She says the family has smelled a rat from the earliest starting point. Police discovered some of the possessions inside the opened vehicle deserted at the store.

The family has spent the previous year working with the police and looking for Steve.

One of those quests occurred on the one-year commemoration of his vanishing. She says it depended on another lead.

“There was somebody that approached as of late and gave us the motivation to accept that he was unloaded in this area close to Walkerville in a damp region. I can’t say considerably more than that,” she says.

In the meantime, she says the family will keep on doing whatever they can to observe Steve and bring him home.