The Huntsville community is rallying together in a search for Chantrel Donegan, a well-known and beloved resident who has been reported missing. Family, friends, and members of Saint Bartley Primitive Baptist Church are growing increasingly concerned after Chantrel was last seen on Sunday during church services.
The alarm was first raised by her brother, Byron A. Donegan, who posted an emotional message on social media in hopes of gathering information. “Alright y’all, I never thought I would have to do this, but if anyone has seen or heard from my sister, Chantrél Donegan, please reach out and let me know,” he shared. He mentioned that their mother last saw Chantrel on Sunday, and since then, no one has been able to make contact with her.
The church community, worried about Chantrel’s welfare, issued a public call for help. In a message shared widely across social media, they wrote: “Hello Huntsville, AL, and surrounding areas! One of our own members, whom we love dearly, is missing—Ms. Chantrél Donegan.
We ask for your prayers for her safe return! If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Huntsville Police Department or reach out to her brother, Byron A. Donegan.”
Saint Bartley Primitive Baptist Church has been a cornerstone for Chantrel and her family, and church leaders have expressed deep concern for her safety.
The church has urged the Huntsville community and surrounding areas to come forward with any information that could help locate Chantrel, emphasizing the importance of community solidarity in times like these.
The Huntsville Police Department is actively investigating the case, following up on any leads that come in. Authorities urge anyone who may have seen Chantrel or has any relevant information to contact the Huntsville Police Department immediately. The Donegan family is holding onto hope, and the entire Huntsville community stands behind them in their search for answers.
As the search for Chantrel continues, family and friends are asking for everyone’s support, whether through prayers, sharing information, or reaching out to authorities with any possible leads.