By Jill Neptune, TME

“Thank you to all who helped bring my husband back to me. Much love from a very happy wife,” Joy Horner posted to Facebook after her husband Bob had been found on Sunday afternoon.

Bob suffers from dementia. He went missing from East End in Frazier Park during the night into the early morning hours of Sunday, Oct. 22. The Kern County Sheriff’s Office was…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Photos (clockwise, from top left): California Highway Patrol officers, Kern County Fire Department firefighters, Kern County Sheriff’s deputies and Hall Ambulance personnel worked together to bring Bob Horner for medical transport after a night of being lost.

Hart Epps and Tristen Gros did a lot of the footwork to look for Horner throughout the area, while other…

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