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Missing 89-Year-Old Pleasanton Man Found in San Joaquin County

Police say elderly man found safe and uninjured.

A missing 89-year-old Pleasanton man was found safe in San Joaquin County, according to police.

Here's a previous alert provided by police when the man was reported missing:

Lawrence Boldrini was reported missing at noon Thursday by a family friend in the Singletree Drive area of Pleasanton. Boldrini told his friend he was going to Kaiser Medical Center in Pleasanton. Kaiser officials confirmed Boldrini was not seen at that facility.

Boldrini is known to visit family and friends in Livermore, Concord and Lafayette. Those family members and friends have been contacted and no one has heard from him today. According to family members, Boldrini suffers from the beginning stages of dementia.

Boldrini was last seen driving his silver, 1998 Ford Contour, four-door vehicle.  He is described as white male, 5’0”, 105 lbs., brown eyes, grey balding hair.  A description of Boldrini’s clothing was not available.    

A Critical Reach Flyer, Silver Alert and Nixle Notification have been sent out with this information.

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