MT Teacher's Disappearance Inspires 'Virtual Run'

• Sherry Arnold

In this undated photo provided by the Sidney, Mt., Police Dept. shows Sidney High School math teacher Sherry Arnold, 43, who has been missing since Saturday, Jan. 7. Hundreds of people are assisting in the search for the Sidney teacher who did not return home after going for a jog on Saturday Jan. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/Sidney Montana Police Dept.)

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(WDAZ-TV) - The disappearance of a Sydney, MT, woman has inspired a "virtual run" and her family wants your help.

Sherry Arnold disappeared during an early morning run near her home and her body has not been found.

Her cousin is organizing a run for people to take part around the world.

You can log onto ShutUpAndRun.com to print out a running bib and run, bike or walk in her memory.

The event will be at 10 a.m. February, 11.

One of Arnold's step-children is making sure people remember how amazing her mom was.

"Everyone's welcome to join in this event. You don't have to be a runner, you can walk, you can bike, you can swim, do whatever you'd like. It's just important to us that Sherry is remembered in this positive way," Catherine Arnold said.

A und has been set up for Arnold's children. Donations can be made at any Wells Fargo bank or online.

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