

Corrie with Zack, October, 2008

Corrie and Shannon, Jul 2008

Kaitlyn, Corrie's oldest daughter, 2008

Corrie helping the kids with "mark the X on the treasure map" at Zack's birthday party, 2008.

Corrie with Zack and Mike Samuelson, October, 2008
Corrie’s keys and purse are also missing. Her purse is described as black, 8” x 8” square, with a GH Bass & Company logo.
Corrie is a loving and devoted mother to three children, Kaitlyn, Shannon and Zack.
Corrie is the second of four children, and grew up on a dairy farm in western
In 2000, Corrie met Ken Anderson, and they married soon thereafter. The couple's son, Zack, was born a year later. Corrie became discouraged early in the marriage, but continued to try to make the relationship work. Unfortunately, Corrie soon came to find out that Ken had not divorced his previous (4th) wife, something which made her marriage to him invalid.
Blindsided, Corrie moved out with the kids. After Ken became active in Corrie's church, a new activity for him, Corrie agreed to attend counseling with him and to try again to make the relationship work.
Corrie and Ken moved into their home on
Corrie worked as a medical transcriptionist from home and, in 2005, she began working part time as a technical assistant at
Ken continued to pursue Corrie to a point that she took out a protective order for herself and her children.
In 2007, she had him arrested for violating the protection order. As a result of the arrest, Ken was placed on probation.
Corrie had moved on emotionally, and began a new relationship with Mike Samuelson in early 2008.
"Corrie and I were very aware that something might happen," Vicki said. "Every door and window in her home was habitually locked – even during the summer."
Corrie was last seen about
Vicki reported her missing about
Items found at Corrie's house suggest she made it home some time prior to her disappearance.
On October 30, a hunter discovered Corrie’s car approximately two miles driving distance from Corrie's house.
State police recovered the vehicle from the field, and sent it to
Investigators searched the Celoron, N.Y. home of Kenneth Anderson and questioned him for several hours; however, what – if anything – they learned is unknown.
Police have not called Kenneth Anderson a suspect or person of interest in Corrie's disappearance.

In the weeks following Corrie's disappearance, multiple agencies have become involved in a search effort. Authorities used ATV's, helicopters and dogs to inspect areas of interest.
When asked by a reporter from WIVB.com if there appears to be foul play, Chautauqua County District Attorney David Foley replied, "Well, we can't rule it out, so I think, from my perspective, we treat it as though there has been foul play."