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Elderly Woodridge woman missing since Thursday

By Mitchell Armentrout

Thelma Coleman | Woodridge police

Police in southwest suburban Woodridge are asking for the public’s help in finding an elderly woman who has not been heard from since leaving her home Thursday evening.

Thelma N. Coleman left in a red, two-door 2005 Honda Civic EX with Illinois license plates of Z345112, according to Woodridge police. The car has minor scratches on its back bumperThe vehicle is reported to have minor scratches to the rear bumper.

Anyone with information should call police at (630) 719-4725 or dial 911.

A car similar to the one Thelma N. Coleman was last seen driving. | Woodridge police

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