Our Thanks To...

The Doe Network is a volunteer-operated organization. We have been fortunate enough to work with extremely talented, dedicated and wonderful people involved in the cold cases community, as well as in law enforcement.
While a simple "Thank You" page doesn't really suffice for some of the help we have received, it is the best way we can express our gratitude.

-- The Doe Network Administrators
December 11, 2006


Thanks To The Following People and Organizations:

A very special Thank You to Jennifer Marra; The Founder of The Doe Network site

Angela Ellis

Todd Matthews

Elizabeth Sinor

Rocky Wells

Traycie Sherwood

Deanna Leip

Helene Wahlstrom

Linda Dodson

Tracie Fleischhut

Dana Gonzalez

The Potential Match Panel

The Doe Network Area Directors

The Project EDAN Forensic Artists

Wesley Neville, Forensic Artist

Gerry Nance at The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Robert Lingoes, Quincy PD, MA

Richard Riena, Jefferson Township PD, NJ

Patrick Harkness & H3 Hosting, who graciously hosted us for longer than we could have even dreamed of.

Pete Bihorel - Hillsbourough County, Florida ME's Office

Michael Britt - FLUIDDB.com

LSU FACES Lab

Ramona Knob, for translations from German, Spanish and French

Gaelle Verhalle, for translations from French and Spanish

Diego Terranova and Linda Sundqvist, for translations from Italian

J P Mouantri, for translation to French

Ivana Pantovic, for translations from the Eastern European languages

Monti McKee and Jane McCulley of NCIC

The New York State Police Department

The Administration of America's Unknown Child: The Boy In The Box Mystery

Stefan Kalfors for all his help with the website.
&
To the Network.


DoeNetwork Memorial Garden

In Remembrance

~ of Liz Chipman ~




Liz Chipman

04/11/1981 ~ 02/27/2005

Liz Chipman will be remembered by many as being a warm & loving person who fought for what she believed in. She overcame her medical problems to put one hundred percent into everything she did. Many lives were affected by her & she will be missed dearly.

~Voices of the Lost~
My name is missing, though I have a face.
My name is vanished, and I need a voice.
My name is lost; I yearn to be found.

I am but a number.
Though people have seen me,
Though people have heard me,
Though people have mocked me,

I am not acknowledged.
I am cold, depressed and lonely, though I am surrounded by people.
My swollen eyes have looked on, straining to see the sun rise on yet another day.
My parched, scarred skin speaks volumes of the actions of the soulless.

People look onward.
Around me
Behind me
Above me.

Struggling to not recognize me.
I have prayed.
I have begged.
I have pleaded.

To be seen and heard.
As a human.
As a life.
As a person.

Is it for nothing?
You make the decision.
You disregarded us while we were here.
Will you let it happen yet again?
Think about it.

--Written by Liz Chipman in memory of the missing women in Vancouver.
January 20, 2002

~ We Will Never Forget ~




A special thank you to those who refuse to stop fighting for people who can no longer fight for themselves.



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