Tammy Pitkin was a beloved real estate agent from Red Bluff, California, a woman with so much to look forward to. She was on the cusp of becoming a grandmother for the first time and eagerly anticipating her son's wedding. In October 2022, she packed up her car, brought her two dogs along for company, and set out on what was supposed to be a brief, healing road trip following a difficult separation. She told her son she'd be home in just a few days.

She never came home.

Tammy was last seen on October 15, 2022 at a convenience store in Glendale, Oregon. Nearly two weeks later, her gray Toyota Camry was discovered abandoned on a remote forest service road deep in the woods near Sweet Home, Oregon, almost 400 miles from home, in an area she had no known connection to. Months of searches turned up no sign of her. The only glimmer of hope came when one of her beloved dogs was found alive near the car, emaciated, but breathing, nearly four months later. Tammy and her other dog, Cope, have never been found.

More than three years have passed, and her family, especially her devoted sister Airaka, refuse to stop searching for answers. Tammy deserves to be found.

If you have any information, contact the Linn County Sheriff's Office

AC2026: Travel Fund for the Family of Tammy Pitkin