TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Tuesday marks one year since 29-year-old Harley Morris of Tyler disappeared.

“When all this started, we didn’t think we would be doing it a year later with no answers,” said Harley’s mother, Wendy Attaway Morris.

Harley was last seen leaving the 50 Grand Club in North Tyler at 3 a.m. on Jan. 21, 2024. None of Harley’s clothes or personal belongings have been discovered. He left his phone at home that night, according to his father, Bill Morris.

“His bedroom door I keep closed; it’s not because of the memories, but because it smells like him,” said Morris. “I just want to be able to put him to rest.”

The community has now raised money for a billboard at the corner of Troup Highway and Loop 323 in Tyler.

“We are still trying to find that person that will be the key to all of this,” said Harley’s mother.

A $10,000 reward is being offered for tips that lead to Harley. You can call the Tyler-Smith County Crime Stoppers at 903-597-2833 with information. You can submit anonymous tips at this link.

Tuesday marks one year since Harley Morris, of Tyler, disappeared. Harley’s mother, Wendi Attaway Morris, talks about the ongoing search.