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More than 500 people attend community candlelight prayer vigil Savannah GuthrieI miss my mother, Nancy GuthrieWednesday, February 4, at a church in Tucson, Arizona.
Locals gathered at St Philip’s Mount Anglican Church to express their support this today exhibit The co-host’s mother was reported missing from her home outside Tucson on Sunday, February 1. She was last seen on Saturday, January 31.
“What’s happening is heartbreaking and this community needs this,” Sally ShamrielAn actress and former local reporter who worked with Savannah, 54, at Tucson news channel KVOA told local media cold.
Shamrell said she helped organize Wednesday’s ceremony Savannah Call to Prayer Monday, February 2, via Instagram for her mother.
Today, viewers gathered around Savannah Guthrie and her family. On Sunday, February 1, news broke that Savannah’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, was missing in Arizona. The next morning, Savannah was absent from the “Today” show but issued a statement on behalf of the family. “On behalf of our family, I would like to thank everyone (…)
“I think a lot of people are feeling a little helpless right now,” Shamrell told KOLD. “But we can’t… all we do is wait for the next alert, which is, that’s not what Savannah and the Guthrie family are about.”
“We need to come together, wrap our arms around each other and support each other,” she added. “In hope, you know the light, truly united in hope and desire for Nancy to come home.”
during an interview cbs newsShamrell said the Guthrie family was a “very well-respected family” in the local community.
“Both Nancy and Savannah have made tremendous contributions to the Tucson community,” she said. “They’re just positive contributors and very committed women. What’s happening is absolutely heartbreaking.”
St. Philip’s Church dedicated the final service of the day to 84-year-old Nancy, with attendees lighting candles at the altar. The vigil is live streaming Wednesday night through the church’s official website.
priest John TittleSpeaking at the candlelight ceremony from St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Nancy, KOLD reported. (According to media reports, Nancy did not attend St. Philip’s College.)
“Most merciful God, we pray for our sister Nancy,” Tittle said. “Get her to safety quickly and to her loved ones.”
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department is investigating Nancy’s disappearance as a crime but said Wednesday it has No suspects have been identified. president Donald Trump promised Directing “all federal law enforcement agencies” to handle the case.
When Savannah Guthrie’s family learned their matriarch, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, went missing in Arizona in February 2026, they faced an unimaginable situation. As the police became involved in the investigation and the case was solved, many people were curious about the timeline of events before and after Nancy’s disappearance. “exist(…)
As the search for Nancy enters its fourth day, Savannah and her siblings, Anne and Cameron Guthrie, Shared a touching Instagram video Late Wednesday night, I prayed for my mother’s safe return.
“On behalf of our family, I want to thank everyone for praying for our beloved mom Nancy. We feel these and we still believe she feels them too,” Savannah said in the video. “Our mom was a kind and bright woman who was kind, loyal, devoted, and loving. She was funny, brave, and smart. Her grandchildren adored her, surrounded her, and kissed her. She loved fun and adventure. She was a loyal friend. She was full of kindness and knowledge. Talk to her and you’ll understand.”
this today The show’s co-host also addressed the alleged ransom note sent to various media outlets earlier this week.
“We’ve also heard media reports about ransom letters,” Savannah said. “As a family, we are doing everything we can. We are ready to speak. However, we live in a world where voices and images can be easily manipulated. We need to know without a doubt that she is alive and that you own her. We want your voices to be heard and we are ready to listen. Please contact us.”
