Johnathon Michael Henry, an Alaska Native man, has been missing for nearly two months.
Henry, 31, was last seen in Fairbanks on March 31. He left behind a fiance and two kids.
“All I can say is please call,” Henry’s fiance, Charity Winfrey told The Fairbanks Daily News Miner. “Your fiance and kids miss you."
Henry was recently convicted of a theft charge and failed to turn himself in for his sentence.
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Family seeks help finding missing Fairbanks man
(The Fairbanks Daily Miner 5/19)
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