Dina Nash
I first met JP on the bank of the Buffalo River, where he and Candy were canoeing, and so was I, with another group. We exchanged phone numbers as families and the next time I heard from them, they had a daughter named Elizabeth who wanted to rent my house in my absence in Fayetteville. Eventually, Elizabeth rented the house for awhile, but her illness kept her from staying on. I was in touch with the Bells several times regarding Elizabeth.
Oddly, Saturday before last at the Fayetteville Farmers' Market, I think I interacted with Elizabeth again! She was very confused. Said she was staying at the KUAF Radio Station building, and showed me her tent: her umbrella. I tried to get her to give me more information, but other than saying her name was Sunshine and that she had food and medicine, I couldn't find out more. I could be wrong about seeing her: it's been about 20 years since I saw her. Someone looking for her could call me: Dina Nash, 501-554-2200, former social worker.

