Gordon Trucking Company is participating in the Homeward Bound Program by displaying a photograph of a missing boy on its fleet of vehicles. An unveiling ceremony is scheduled for January 28, 2013, at 11:00 a.m at Gordon Trucking, 151 Stewart Rd SW, Pacific,  which is working in partnership with iMagic and the Washington State Patrol.
 
Kyron Horman, missing since age 7, has been in the Homeward Bound program since 2011.  This age enhanced photograph (shown below) will now be displayed.  Kyron was last seen   June 4, 2010 in the Portland area.  Kyron's parents will be present for the unveiling.
 
The Homeward Bound program, created in 2005 in a partnership between the WSP (led by Trooper Renee Padgett) and Gordon Trucking, has assisted in the recovery of six missing children.
 
Children currently in the Homeward Bound Program:
 
Agueda Arias, missing since November 2001, 2 years old
Lindsey Baum, missing since June 2009, 10 years old
Misty Copsey, missing since September 1992, 13 years old
Kayla Croft-Payne, missing since April 2010, 15 years old
Ronald Frye, missing since September 1993, 15 years old
Richard (Cody) Haynes, missing since September 2004, 11 years old
Bryce Herda, missing since April 1995, 6 years old
Tyler Inman, missing since October 1982, 3 years old
Lenoria Jones, missing since July 1995, 3 years old
Sofia Juarez, missing since February 2003, 5 years old
Teekah Lewis, missing since January 1999, 2 years old
Katya Lyne, missing since March 1997, 15 years old
Loukthayoth Phiangdae, missing since February 1996, 11 years old
Joseph Pichler, missing since January 2006, 18 years old
Jasmine Sajedi, missing since July 2004, 2 years old
Shelby Wright, missing since July 2004, 14 years old
 
There are also two posters on Gordon Trucking trailers that are "In Memory" of victims Zina Linnik and Adre'anna Jackson.

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