SEARCH FOR JASON LANDRY: The 2020 Thanksgiving break was the last time Landry’s family saw him. He disappeared while driving home to Missouri City from Texas State over winter break. His crashed car was found in Luling.
"I think that he could be any of our kids, all of us moms can identify with wanting your kids to be safe," said Sundgren, who lives in the same neighborhood as the Landry family.
Her children attended the same school in a church where Landry’s father serves as pastor. Lay also has a personal connection — she is a Texas State mother. "I feel called to come and try to do anything I can to help this family, to help find Jason and to help them get the answers that they need and that they deserve," she said. the women are selling t-shirts. They are holding a vigil in Luling on December 13, the evening Landry disappeared. There will also be a virtual vigil. that I have read and agree
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