Roxanne Elaine Fleming was a First Nations woman last seen with confirmed contact in the mid 1980s. She was 18 in the summer of 1982 after the death of her fiancé; that year she was treated for a broken finger at Lillooet District Hospital on August 23. Her infant daughter Candice was placed in care and later adopted with Roxanne’s consent.

Roxanne used multiple names, including Roze Elaine Stevenson and Roseanne D’arcy Copeland, and was known to travel between Lillooet, Vancouver, Kamloops, Edmonton and Red Deer. New information found in 2018 showed the Workers’ Compensation Board contacted her in Edmonton between 1986 and 1987, so the official disappearance date was revised to December 15, 1986, in Edmonton. She is described as having dark brown hair, brown eyes and a rose-with-stem tattoo; she was about 22 when last believed in contact.

Many questions remain because she wasn’t reported missing until 2003 and the case was reopened in 2015. If anyone knew Roxanne, her movements, or the names she used, please share what can help her family.