Concerns are mounting in Montgomery County following the disappearance of a local man, prompting authorities to call on the public for assistance. Andy Anderson, 36, was last seen Wednesday morning, and the details of his departure are raising alarm, both for his safety and his well-being.
Anderson was reported to have left his home wearing black shorts and a multicolored raincoat. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office reports that he was traveling on foot in the northern Conroe/Willis area, specifically near FM 1097. A Facebook post by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office described Anderson's demeanor as "out of character," adding that he may have been experiencing a mental health episode—a situation that undoubtedly amplifies the urgency of the search.
Standing at six feet tall and weighing approximately 170 pounds, Anderson's physical description includes blonde hair and blue eyes. The scant traces of his journey have left his family and law enforcement piecing together sparse clues in the hopes of locating him quickly. A call to action has been issued to the community: anyone with knowledge pertaining to Anderson's current location, or who has seen someone matching his description since Wednesday, is urged to immediately contact the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.
With the community's help, officials hope for a prompt resolution to this unsettling disappearance. Anyone with information is asked to call 936-788-8371 and reference case number 25A120821. Whether sighted wandering baffled along the shaded streets, or perhaps sitting quiet and withdrawn in some unnoticed corner, Andy Anderson is more than a case number; he is a neighbor, a friend, a person deeply missed by those who know him.
The story has been documented by sources such as FOX26 Houston and the official Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Facebook page, which stand as strong allies in the quest to find Andy Anderson.
