Family and friends seek answers about disappearances

NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (LEX 18) — Karmen Summers, Terrance Sterner and others gather for a short prayer. They hope they don't have to live another day without Anthony Quinn or Timmy Sterner.

Sterner is known as “Little Timmy.”

Terrance Sterner, Timothy's uncle, can't describe how much heart he has. He said Timothy Sterner has been missing since April 9.

Anthony Quinn is Karmen Summers' father and best friend. He was the brother she never had, Summers said. Quinn has been missing since Aug. 8.

Quinn and Sterner disappeared in the same area. Summers said Quinn's truck was found at the end of Brumfield Lane and Sterner's car was found on River Road.

Summers described how their loved ones worked so hard that they became ill in the hope that they would be reunited.

“It worries us. We're tired, we're exhausted,” Terrance Sterner said. “I've been scouring this countryside for signs of anything.”

They just want a conclusion.

“We want peace, we want closure. He's my best friend,” Summers said. “We just want him home. Somebody to say something.”

Summers and Terrance Sterner need the community's help.

If you know anything about Quinn or Sterner, contact the Kentucky State Police.

Until then, Summers won't stop looking until Quinn is found because she knows he would do the same.

“Anthony wouldn't have left me here. He would have been looking for me if it was me,” she said.

LEX 18 reached out to the Kentucky State Police, but the agency has not yet responded to us.