Audrey Jurewicz

Audrey Lee Jurewicz was 26 when she died in Salisbury, Maryland, in July 2008. Public records and police identification confirm her name and that she was last seen in the early hours of July 18, 2008. While details about Audrey’s family life, work, education, and personal interests are not widely published, the records that do exist show she was a local resident whose loss affected people in her community.

Audrey’s life, like many young adults’, included struggles and chapters that remained private. Police records note she had been arrested earlier in 2008, a fact that is part of the public record but does not define the totality of who she was. The most reliable public information about Audrey concerns the tragic end of her life: her disappearance in mid-July and the later identification of her remains on July 28, 2008. An autopsy determined her death was a homicide. The Salisbury Police Department investigated and developed leads; some related investigations identified separate arrests for offenses uncovered during interviews, but Audrey’s death remains listed in public cold-case summaries.

Because there is no family-published obituary or funeral notice located in established obituary repositories or funeral-home publications that matches both Audrey’s full name and the exact date of death, a formal memorial authored or approved by family has not been found in the public record. That absence means there are limits to what can be respectfully reported about her life from public sources. Out of respect for Audrey and for those who knew her, this remembrance focuses on acknowledging her as a real person whose life had value beyond the circumstances of her death.

Those who remember Audrey—friends, neighbors, or acquaintances—know that every life contains relationships and small, human details that seldom appear in public records. This memorial page honors that truth: Audrey was more than the headlines. She was a young woman with a life in Salisbury, and her untimely passing left a gap for people who knew her. May this page offer a quiet recognition of her existence and invite anyone who loved her to add their memories so her life can be recalled with the dignity and specificity that public records do not provide.