MD MD - Stephanie Gant-Brady, 39, Baltimore, 8 April 1984

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STEPHANIE MARIE GANT-BRADY​

MISSING SINCE APRIL 8, 1984​

Stephanie Marie Gant-Brady has been missing since April 8, 1984.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help in solving the mystery of a woman who disappeared in 1984. Her name is Stephanie Marie Gant-Brady and she has not been seen since April 8, 1984. She lived in the 4600-block of Horizon Circle, 21207, in the Precinct 2/Woodlawn area.
At the time of her disappearance, her male companion stated that she had gone to London to write a book. But she never obtained a passport, never picked up her paycheck and left all of her personal belongings at her home. Ms. Gant-Brady has multiple sclerosis, and those personal belongings included her cane and her wheelchair.
Ms. Gant-Brady has a number of accomplishments. Among them, she was the first black woman to graduate as a Lieutenant in the Maryland National Guard and she was a member of the Governor's Committee for the Handicapped.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION​

The missing woman is described as a black female and at the time of her disappearance she was 39 years old, with brown hair and brown eyes. She was 5'3" tall and 110 pounds. She may go by the nickname of Penny and was last seen wearing an opal ring and a pinky ring with a small diamond.
Investigators suspect foul play in the disappearance of Ms. Gant-Brady.

REWARD OFFERED​

Anyone with information regarding this case may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.
 
The Star Democrat, 13 Apr 89, pg 3

The person of interest also said she had gone to Atlantic City and Pittsburgh. Here's an article with some more specific info regarding what LE was told and, what remained in her home right at her disappearance, and what had disappeared from the home in the 5 years prior to the article date.

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Bump for Stephanie.
Just came across her on the Baltimore missing persons page and she has not been found.
 

<<Gant-Brady has one son. She has a bachelor's degree in sociology from Morgan State University and was attempting a master's degree from the University of Baltimore in 1984. She was the first African-American woman to reach the rank of lieutenant in the Maryland National Guard, and she was also a member of the Governor's Committee for the Handicapped.

Gant-Brady was employed as a substitute middle and elementary school teacher at the time of her disappearance. Her case remains unsolved.>>
 

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