As search efforts continue for two men who are missing in Florida, one woman is clinging to continued prayer and her steadfast faith.
Stephanie McCluney is relentlessly combing the beaches during prayer walks, hoping to find a sign of where her husband and friend could be.
Brian McCluney and Justin Walker launched their 24-foot boat on August 16 in Port Canaveral, but have not been seen since.
.@USCG crews are searching for 2 overdue boaters near #PortCanaveral. Brian McCluney and Justin Walker were last seen Friday and reported to be going to the 8A Reef. #HappeningNow #BreakingNews
More here: https://t.co/taBQUtaplm pic.twitter.com/jjRClGlwtw
— USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) August 17, 2019
“It was supposed to be a fairly short day on the water. He was excited to get out there on the water,” Stephanie told First Coast News.
Brian served as a medical corpsman in the Navy and was a firefighter and paramedic for the Jacksonville Fire Department.
Stephanie said, “He’s probably one of the most humble kind-spirited man that I’ve ever met. I’ve never experienced a man to that caliber.”
She said her strength and courage to continue searching comes from her spiritual force of faith.
“I have an army of support. I know that that ocean is large, and my God I serve is larger. He can change the winds and the waters at His command. I have faith, I have so many prayer warriors behind me.”
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SOURCE: Faithwire
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