Friends of a missing mother and daughter are taking extraordinary steps to make sure their disappearance isn't forgotten.
Kim Whitton and 11-year-old Haleigh Culwell of Jackson County were last seen June 21st.
Kim and Haleigh's friends are rallying the community, a banning together of sorts.
Their goal is to raise awareness in hopes of bringing an end to this ordeal.
Purple is Kim's favorite color.
Now it's being used as a reminder of Kim her daughter, Haleigh's disappearance.
"If you can put a purple ribbon on your mailbox, on your car antenna, wear one on your shirt. Whatever, whatever it may be, just to remember them," says Kristy Wright.
Kim's co-workers at Cloverdale Manor in Scottsboro started the campaign.
They're the ones that reported them missing and now they want to help bring them home.
They've also turned to the internet.
"A few of us got together and created a Myspace page," says Wright.
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Kim And Haleighs' Myspace Page:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...&MyToken=84dfa38b-484a-40e8-a429-199c69c9c947