A MASSACHUSETTS man has been missing since February 23, 2021.

Mark Brunelle’s family held a vigil for him three weeks after his disappearance in hopes he is located.

Who was Mark Brunelle and what happened to him?

Mark Brunelle, 59, went missing in Bellingham, Massachusetts.

He was last seen leaving his Bellingham home early in the morning, telling his roommate that he was going to drop off his laundry at a cleaning service.

Brunelle’s daughters say witnesses reported seeing his pickup truck at the Blackstone Gorge park that same day.

Police were able to track his cell phone to his storage unit in Woonsocket, where they found the phone and his truck, which was empty.

According to his family, Brunelle had tested positive for coronavirus at the time of his disappearance and was not feeling well.

He was also dealing with the loss of his brother and the anniversary of his death, which Brunelle’s family say was tough for him.

What did Mark Brunelle’s family say about his disappearance?

Brunelle’s family is still hopeful that he will appear despite him being missing for nearly three months.

His daughter, Nicole Brunelle told NBC 10: “We have zero leads. So any lead would be a step in the right direction to finding our dad.”

Brunelle’s sister, Helena Bowen says the search for her brother will continue until he is located. 

“If something happened to him, this is a major loss for our family – major,” Bowen said. 

"So, we’re going to search until we find him.”

Despite a few organized searches, Brunelle has not yet been located.

A GoFundMe for Brunelle was created by the family and has raised over $16,000, falling short of its $20,000 goal.

An update as of April 25, 2021, states that the family is working with a private investigator to search for clues regarding his disappearance.

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