Naomi Monica Shalom Sanders, 42, was last seen at her mother’s coffee farm in Kealakekua, Hawaii, around 8:00 p.m. on June 6, 2011. The next morning she was gone and all of her personal effects — her vehicle, purse, cell phone, passport and other identification — were still at the residence. Her bank accounts showed no activity and extensive searches of the farm and nearby areas produced no sign of her.

Those who knew Naomi said she’d been acting strangely and was highly intoxicated on the day she disappeared. She was scheduled for bladder surgery in Honolulu a week later and missed that appointment. There was an unconfirmed sighting near Honolulu airport around June 15, but no concrete evidence she left the island. Investigators stated that neither her estranged husband nor family or friends were considered suspects.

Naomi was a mother of four. The Hawaii Police Department has renewed requests for public assistance over the years, but the case remains unresolved and her family believes she is no longer alive. If anyone knew Naomi, saw her in June 2011, or has information that could help, please come forward.