HOLDREGE – Former Holdrege and Bertrand resident Bill Wilkins is missing from his home in Sioux City, Iowa, according to the Holdrege Police Department.
He was last seen Friday at 7 p.m. in Sioux City.
Family members are concerned because Wilkins has diabetes and his insulin and cell phone were left at his home. He is due for a refill of insulin but has not picked up his prescription.
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Holdrege Police Chief Dennis Damoude says all of Wilkins’ money was removed from his back account through an ATM at a Casey’s convenience store in Sioux City. Police there have not yet determined if Wilkins used the ATM himself or if some else did.
Eric Wilkins of Holdrege is Bill’s son. Eric told the Hub that he is not sure where his father may have been going when he left, but believes he may have been coming to Holdrege for a visit. Eric says his dad answers to “Bill,” “William,” or “B.”
Wilkins’ is six feet tall, 290 pounds with dark brown hair. He wears a hearing aid. His car is a maroon 1997 Pontiac. The license plates are 37-B851. Police are urging the public to notify authorities with any information about Wilkins or his car.
Wilkins moved from Holdrege to Sioux City in August. His daughter Annette Anderson also lives there. Family members started circulating Wilkins’ photo on Facebook a few days ago.
