UPDATE--- 77-year-old missing man found safe at a motel in Saginaw.

Family just released new details

UPDATE: Gordon’s granddaughter tells me he has been found safe in a motel in Saginaw. The granddaughter does not have any further details. I will update this when I learn more.

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PARISVILLE, Mich. — Authorities are searching for a milk truck driver who went missing after leaving a farm in Huron County late Thursday night and never arriving at a scheduled delivery.

Family members say Gordon Wolschleger was last seen around 9:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, after leaving a farm in Parisville. He was driving a milk truck and was headed to St. John’s Dairy for a 2 a.m. appointment Friday but never arrived, according to relatives.

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Wolschleger’s phone last pinged in the Saginaw area near Interstate 75 and an airport, family members said. Police searched the area but did not locate Wolschleger or his truck.

Relatives also reported recent credit card activity connected to Wolschleger in the Flint area around 5 a.m. Friday.

Wolschleger was driving a purple milk truck owned by Rossmoor Dairy, where he works. Family members said the truck includes both a cab and trailer and would be difficult to miss.

He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a green Carhartt T shirt, a blue plaid flannel, and a heavy green jacket. Family members said he may have been wearing either a Chevy baseball cap or a blue Rossmoor Dairy stocking hat.

The Huron County Sheriff’s Office is handling the investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff’s office and ask for Brandon Kadar at 989 550 7102 or call Huron Central Dispatch at 989 269 6421.