Missing Perry children found safe

By Staff

Standard-Examiner

Tue, 10/02/2012 - 8:54am

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PERRY — A pair of siblings went missing early Tuesday morning, but were found safe in time to get to school.

Perry officials said family members reported Tanner Williams, 13, and his sister, Avery Williams, 10, missing early this morning.

Tanner suffers from asthma and did not have medication with him.

In the end, the children were found safe and are now in school.

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