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Missing Johns Creek woman found; Mattie’s Call canceled

By Steve Burns
March 29, 2016

UPDATE: Donna Gonzalez has been located in Clayton County, Johns Creek authorities said Tuesday afternoon. The Mattie's Call has been cancelled.

ORIGINAL STORY: Police have issued a Mattie's Call for a 68-year-old Johns Creek woman who was reported missing Monday.

Donna Gonzalez was last seen about 1:30 p.m. near her home on Valias Court, Johns Creek police said in a media release. She is considered endangered.

Gonzalez is described as Armenian, 5-foot-9 and about 170 pounds, with blond and graying hair. She was wearing gray slacks and a multi-colored shirt.

A door-to-door search and neighborhood canvassing effort are being conducted. Anyone with information about Gonzalez’s whereabouts is asked to call Johns Creek police at (678) 314-8625.

— Please return to AJC.com for updates.

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