Diana and Mark Yoli
Siblings go missing after leaving for the park.
I can remember my stepmother sending me to the store miles away in Lexington, Kentucky, in the mid-1970s. She didn’t think about me getting lost, hit by a car, or taken by anyone. Again, I realize how lucky I was because I was the same age as Diane Moon (7) when she and her little brother Mark Yoli (2) went to the park in the Midway Park neighborhood of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina when they vanished.
On September 13, 1962, Diane took her little brother Mark to the park with her. That wasn’t something out of the ordinary. Diane was a wanderer, and as soon as Mark got old enough to go with her, they were always together. Per missingkids.org, they were both found fast asleep under a tree together.
When their mother, Marilyn, thought they should be at home she went to the park to gather her wanderlust children. When she couldn’t find them that’s when her husband, Ronald Yoli a Marine Lance Corporal notified the base and local authorities.
The Marines on base looked for the children thoroughly. With more than a thousand marines looking they couldn’t find the siblings or a clue as to what might have happened.
