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Robertson Young
2:16pm Monday 25th February 2008
The family in Canada of Peter (Pete) Robertson Young are hoping a friend in the Brighton region has seen him recently or knows of his whereabouts.
His father writes: "He has been out of touch with us for some time and we are concerned. He lived in Brighton and Hove and worked in Crawley for several years but is overdue for a planned return to Montreal. Our primary concern is that he is in good health.
"Peter is 52 years of age, about 140lb in weight, has pale blonde hair and sports a silver right front tooth.
"If you know or have seen him in the recent past, we would be very grateful to hear from you. I am his father and his mother and I look forward to receiving any information that a friend of Peter will share with us."
If you can help, please email Bruce Young - byoung02@telus.net
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