Lorilee Mae Francis was 23 when she was last seen in Grande Prairie, Alberta, in October 2007. Originally from Beaver River First Nation, she was a mother of two. Family members remember her as kind, lovable and happy; they reported her missing in December 2007 after she failed to make her customary Christmas phone call.

Authorities investigated, noting Lorilee had struggled with addiction and that investigators considered she might have been living a high-risk lifestyle; there is no confirmation she was involved in sex work. Her case was reviewed by Project KARE, the RCMP task force for missing and murdered vulnerable people in Alberta, but the family felt progress and support were lacking.

A possible sighting surfaced when a man told the family in 2020 that he had met a woman named Francis in Montreal in 2015 who said she was from Alberta. Relatives travelled to Montreal and followed tips but did not locate her. Lorilee’s disappearance remains unresolved. If anyone knew Lorilee, where she spent time, or has information about her whereabouts, please come forward.