DeLynne Renee ’Sugar’ Frey was 19 and working as a waitress in Anchorage when she was last seen in March 1983. Memorial records place her date of death as April 1, 1983, with Palmer given as the location; she had been born in Baltimore in 1963. No immediate missing persons report followed her disappearance.

On August 20, 1985, human remains were found on a sandbar in the Knik River south of an earlier recovery. The woman could not initially be named and was buried as a Jane Doe. In 1989 a trooper reviewing photos recognized distinctive jewelry and the remains were identified as DeLynne Frey. Her death was later linked to the string of abductions and murders attributed to Robert C. Hansen; her case is listed among victims attributed to gun violence in the Palmer area on April 1, 1983.

If anyone knew DeLynne, saw her in Anchorage in early 1983, or has information about her last movements, please come forward.