Tedisco joins Mary Lyall of Ballston Spa to Commemorate 25th Anniversary of Disappearance of Suzanne Lyall, at NYS Missing Persons Day in Albany

Albany - - In commemoration of the 25^th anniversary of the disappearance of Suzanne Lyall from the University at Albany, Senator Jim Tedisco emceed the 20^th Missing Persons Day Ceremony at the NYS Museum and Cultural Education Center, which is sponsored by the Ballston Spa-based Center for Hope. 

Missing Persons Day is organized by Suzanne’s mother, Mary Lyall, and the Center for Hope. The event brings together family members of missing persons from across the state to share ways of coping and keeping hope alive, to prevent abductions and share information to find those who are missing. 

“The commemoration of Missing Persons Day has been led by a hero of mine, Mary Lyall, the mother of Suzanne Lyall. Mary, and her late husband Doug, founded the Center for Hope in Ballston Spa to advocate for missing persons and for legislation and policies to help families of missing persons and ensure what happened to them did not happen to other families. Through this event, we continue to get the message out about the need to keep remembering those who are missing and to keep hope alive,” said Senator Jim Tedisco.