The family of missing Asheville woman Regenia Hendrix is pleading for the public’s help in finding the 51-year-old, who disappeared eight months ago.
Asheville Police requested the public’s help in solving the case in a release sent on Nov. 4.
Family says a detective called last Monday to tell them checks issued to Hendrix had not been cashed. Family described it as a low point since she went missing.
“She’s just a happy person and likes to cut up and just have a good time,” Patricia Rice said, Hendrix’s mother. “We’ve always been really close… I just want to know that she’s OK.”
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According to authorities, Hendrix was last seen in downtown Asheville in late March, just before she reportedly got a ride to Shelby from an acquaintance. Her family, who says Hendrix mainly stayed in area homeless shelters, has not heard from her since.
Asheville Police say she is 5’8″ tall, and weighs approximately 140 pounds, she may have dyed red hair.
Hendrix is a mother to one son, and a grandmother of four. Family says she is a happy, friendly person and she has never been out of touch with family for this long.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Asheville Police Department at (828) 252-1110 or Buncombe County Crime Stoppers at (828) 255-5050.
