Reward for Missing Bucks County Teacher Up To $9,500

The reward for a missing Middle Bucks Institute of Technology teacher is up to $9,500.

A GoFundMe Page was recently set up to generate money for the reward. As of Thursday morning, fundraisers were about $500 shy of their $10,000 reward goal.

Christopher Tully, 40, was last seen at 6:15 a.m. on Jan. 6 in South Philadelphia. He was last seen on foot at the off ramp where Cityline Avenue meet the exits to Ridge Avenue and Lincoln Drive, according to the www.helpfindtully.com website.

He was wearing a black coat, jeans and sneakers. His phone has been inactive since around 11:30 a.m. on the day he went missing, the website said. Police said he is endangered because he requires medication and has not taken it.

Family members and friends have been spreading fliers throughout Philadelphia and recently expanded their search to include parts of Montgomery and Delaware Counties. Searches are also spreading posters throughout Trenton and Camden, particularly near train stations, the www.helpfindtully.com website said.

Tully has worked as a multimedia technology teacher at Middle Bucks Institute of Technology for the last 12 years.

“Our school is extremely concerned about the wellbeing of Mr. Tully and appreciates thoughts, prayers, and any assistance anyone can offer to police in this search,” the school said in a statement.

Anyone with information should contact Philadelphia South Detective Division at 215-686-3013.

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