When 5-year-old Lila Ebright went missing in 1992, it took the Erie community by storm and 40 years later, her family is still mourning her loss.
That’s why Kathy Lingenfelter, Lila’s aunt, began journaling. She wrote what she was feeling and dedicated poems to Lila.
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And now, Lingenfelter is sharing some of her writings with others. This summer she published a book called The Girl Across the Street.
“My only regret I have is that Lila’s mother did not get a chance to read the book before she passed,” said Lingenfelter…