Nancy Strohmeyer was 66 when she disappeared from her Germantown, Maryland apartment in early February 2016. Official records identify her as Nancy Eileen Strohmeyer, a White woman about 5 feet 7 inches and 130 pounds, with blonde or sandy hair, blue eyes and glasses. She lived in the 13100 block of Millhaven Place.

Family members last spoke with her by phone the evening of February 3, 2016; she reportedly spoke with her son for about fifteen minutes and her daughter checked on her around 7:00 p.m. Neighbors later saw her pacing outside the building, a behavior they said she sometimes did to clear her head. The next morning she could not be reached and her daughter found her gone while her car remained at the residence.

Inside the home, Nancy’s purse, money, credit cards, identification and cell phone were left behind, her morning medication had not been taken, and her bed did not appear to have been slept in. One account says she may have left with only her house keys. At the time she may have been wearing a light blue or turquoise sweater or sweatshirt, a beige or tan jacket, black sneakers, glasses and jewelry including a ring and watch. Montgomery County detectives continue to investigate and have issued renewed appeals for information.

Did anyone in Germantown see Nancy or recall her movements on the night of February 3, 2016?