Lisa's story:Stebic was last seen the evening of April 30 at her home in Plainfield, Ill. Her husband, Craig, said he was working in the backyard and their young children were out when Lisa Stebic disappeared with her purse and cell phone about 6 p.m. He said she left on foot or was picked up because her car was still in the driveway.Neither her cell phone nor credit cards have been used since.Friends and relatives of Lisa have repeatedly described her as a doting mother who would never leave her children. She worked in the school cafeteria so she could pick up Zach after school each day and be at home to greet Lexi upon her arrival. Davi was serving as divorce attorney for Craig Stebic, who filed to divorce Lisa in January. Struggling in a marriage that was fraught with tension, the couple largely led separate lives and avoided being in the house at the same time.Lisa had plenty to say about Craig Stebic's parenting abilities in a petition she signed and mailed the day she went missing. The petition called for Craig Stebic to be temporarily evicted from the house, terming him a "verbally abusive" husband and father who damaged the mental health of his family.7-13-07
The Plainfield Police Department called Lisa's husband, Craig Stebic, a "person of interest" in the case during a press conference. They also conceded that her disappearance, reported by a neighbor May 1, was most likely the result of "foul play." These revelations have given Nature's Crossing residents another reason to be scared in what was once a tranquil neighborhood.Published in the Naperville Sun 7-12-07.
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That support is evidenced by an outpouring of money and volunteer hours. A reward fund set up by Lisa's family has grown by $10,000 through fundraisers and donations.
Naperville resident Lenore Long is planning a garage sale to benefit the fund. She and her daughter recently volunteered to help with a pancake breakfast fundraiser organized by the Plainfield Jaycees."I thought, what if one of my children disappeared? I would want everything in the world to be done," Long said.The sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 20-22 at 2808 Fairhauser Court in Naperville. Long said she'd like to raise $1,000, and will put up a poster board showing the sale's financial progress.She also plans to have a poster or card for Lisa's family that visitors can sign.Long is seeking donations for the sale to add to her handcarved eggs, household items and a raffle.To arrange a donation, call Long at (630) 922-3832 or e-mail her at [email protected]."I still hold out hope that maybe something, some kind of a miracle, that she's just being held somewhere," Long said. "This should just never be out of people's minds, until something has come to a conclusion. I just don't ever want people to forget about it."Anyone with information on Lisa Stebic's location is asked to call the Plainfield Police Department at (815) 267-7217 or Will County Crime Stoppers at (800) 323-6734.Contact Janet Lundquist at (815) 729-6014 or [email protected] Stebic was last seen April 30, 2007 by her husband Craig Stebic at her home in the 13200 block of Red Star Drive in the southwest suburb Plainfield. Please visit the Findlisastebic.com page for updates on how you can help!Do you have information? PLEASE call the Plainfield, IL Police Department at 815-267-7217
Lisa with her sisters
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