ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (Thedailymiaminews)— Having served in the New Mexico State Police in the past, he is a proud veteran. Now, a family is making a fervent need for assistance after they have reported that a relative from Albuquerque has been missing for about a week. Richard Hoak, who was born in New Mexico and is now 68 years old, is a resident of the South Valley. According to his family, he is a busy man, but he has not been seen since six days ago off the coast of Central.
Without a doubt, he is very affable and constantly manages to strike up a discussion with other people. Although he suffered a brain injury, he has a deep affection for veterans, and he never fails to wear his veteran hat. Brenda Kenyon, one of Hoak’s daughters, made the statement that her father served in the military.
In the year 2015, News 13 conducted an interview with Hoak to discuss one of his hobbies, which is skiing with a veteran’s program. On Tuesday evening of the previous week, the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s office reported that Hoak was last seen on Atrisco, which is located close to Central Avenue.
His hair is stated as being gray, and his eyes are described as being hazel. He is characterized as being six feet three inches tall. In addition to having bad vision, members of Hoak’s family have expressed their anxiety with regard to the fact that he does not have his phone or wallet in his possession. “It is out of the ordinary right, like just for him to not say anything, not reach out,” said Molly Tyson. “Especially considering that he had been in communication with you know, my sister, me, and my aunties,” she said. Despite the fact that Hoak suffered a brain injury in the past, his daughters have stated that he is a nice individual who is capable of being mentally aware of his surroundings.
In addition, they stated that Hoak does not suffer from any mental diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. When Hoak was last seen, he was wearing black pants, a black jacket, and white shoes, according to information provided by deputies of the sheriff’s office. In addition to that, it is possible that he is wearing eye patches or spectacles. Anyone who believes they may have seen Richard Hoak is urged to get in touch with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office.