HELP: Missing Minnesota Woman Hasn't Been Seen Since January

A Minnesota family and local officials are asking for the public's help finding a missing older woman.

65-year-old Jean Marie Baynham of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, has been missing for months, and her family and loved ones are pleading with the Sioux Empire on Facebook to help search for Jean.

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Jean Marie Baynham has been missing since Wednesday, January 15th, 2025. She has gray hair and blue eyes. Addison's height is 5'7''. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety website has the latest information we know about Jean's disappearance listed on the "Missing and Unidentified Persons Clearinghouse" page.

Family members are very concerned for Jean's whereabouts and safety, especially since she has not contacted them for an extended period of time. Jean was last seen waiting at a bus stop in Brooklyn Park near Zane Avenue North and Oak Grove Parkway. Family and local officials are also worried about her health.

Jean has mental health issues that could affect her decision-making abilities. There are no indications that Jean has any of her prescribed medications with her. Her family is concerned for her safety and well-being since she has not had contact with them for an extended period of time.

Jean was last wearing a long gray coat, gray scarf, hat, and boots. Jean was reportedly carrying two large tote bags, and one bag had a red lining.

If you or anyone has information about Jean Marie Baynham, you're encouraged to contact the Brooklyn Park Police Department at (763)-493-8222. If you actually see Jean, please call 911.

It's incredibly difficult for any family when a loved one is missing. Her family was told in February that Jean could be in the Rochester area and heading toward Iowa City. So yes...Jean could be anywhere in Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota. There's a public Facebook page her family members created, in the hopes of finding Jean and sharing any information about her.

Jean, if you're reading this, your family and community will never stop looking for you!

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