Tanner Hoang

Hoang, 22, was reported missing by his family on December 16, when he did not show up for a lunch date.

"I think the last thing we know definitively is that he was on [Highway] 21 picking up gas to go in a westerly direction away from Bryan/College Station." They know Tanner was loved by so many." "Tanner's family wants everyone to know how much they have appreciated everyone's help," administrator Michael C. Volunteers took part in a massive search for Hoang in the area where his vehicle was found on Saturday. Hoang was found dead in the vicinity of the Pennybacker Bridge on Loop 360 on Saturday afternoon, according to a post shared in the Finding Tanner Hoang Austin Police said search crews had found a body in the water near a bridge just before 12:30 p.m., according to

Texas A&M student Tanner Hoang, 22, was found dead after being reported missing when he didn't show up for lunch with his family in College Station.

"We hope that he's OK," he continued. "Come home as soon as you get this message or the messages that's been on Facebook for you." God loves you," his uncle said to KXXV. Anytime his parents would need help, family gatherings, always show up." His family said they were going to the College Station school for his graduation and reported him missing when he did not show up to lunch before the ceremony. After his vehicle was spotted several times on video, the car was ultimately found unoccupied in Austin on Thursday, according to Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley.

AUSTIN (KTVT) -- A Texas A&M student who went missing just over a week ago has been found dead in Austin, a spokesperson for his family announced on social ...

Texas A&M confirmed he was not part of the ceremonies. According to police, Tanner Hoang, 22, of Flower Mound, was found deceased near the Pennybacker Bridge on Loop 360. Tanner's family said on social media that they were in town to watch him graduate.

Tanner Hoang, 22, an A&M pupil studying mechanical engineering, was discovered in Austin close to where his vehicle was discovered abandoned on Thursday. He was ...

Authorities shared images of the student as well as his silver Lexus which he was last seen driving, and he was found close to the vehicle ‘Thank you for so many wonderful and joyful memories that you gave us. Authorities shared images of the student as well as his silver Lexus which he was last seen driving, and he was found close to the vehicle.

A Texas A&M student who was last seen since Dec. 16 was found dead Saturday afternoon near the Austin area, according to multiple reports.

His silver-colored 2009 Lexus ES350 was found unoccupied on Friday, Hoang was last seen at 11 a.m. “Please keep Tanner’s family in your prayers during this difficult time.”

The body of Tanner Hoang, 22, was discovered near the Pennybacker Bridge on Loop 360, and his death was not criminal, according to a representative of Hoang's ...

A representative for the family posted on Saturday evening in the Facebook group “Finding Tanner Hoang” that Hoang was found deceased in the vicinity of ...

The post ended with two lines from [“The Heroes’ Roll Call,” a 1943 poem](https://www.aggienetwork.com/muster/song_rollcall.aspx) featured in [a Texas A&M tradition](https://muster.tamu.edu/about-muster/) for honoring Aggies who have died: “Softly call the muster/Let comrade answer, ‘Here!’” [Read it at CBS News](https://www.cbsnews.com/dfw/news/tanner-hoang-missing-am-student-found-dead-austin/) His cause of death has not been released, but [police told CBS News](https://www.cbsnews.com/dfw/news/tanner-hoang-missing-am-student-found-dead-austin/) that they do not suspect foul play. Missing Texas A&M Student Tanner Hoang Found Dead

Hoang was found dead in Austin, Texas, not far from where his car was discovered.

The family said they had arrived in town to watch him graduate, but later found out that he fell short of graduation requirements and would not walk in the ...

Anytime his parents would need help, family gatherings, always show up." The family tracked his debit card usage and found that he had put gas in his car at a gas station in Caldwell, Texas, around 12:08 p.m., but it was unknown where he drove after that. "Anytime that I've been back to Texas or anytime his grandparents would need help, he would show up there. Volunteers searched on foot and on boats for two days, and three drones were also launched to aid efforts. and got a notification that Tanner had read it before his son's phone was turned off. They know Tanner was loved by so many."