"Grave fears" for Mooroopna man who went missing on daily walk Missing man John Anderson. A FAMILY holds grave fears for a man who mysteriously disappeared on a route he walks every day. John Anderson appears to have gone missing without a trace while walking from work to pick up the morning papers in Mooroopna, near Shepparton. CCTV footage shows him walking from the petrol station where he works as an attendant, at the intersection of McLennan and O'Brien streets, at 6.25am. The 63-year-old walks the same route to the nearby newsagency to pick up the day's papers every morning. But it is understood Mr Anderson did not make it to the newsagency this morning. Customers raised the alarm when they found the service station closed. It is believed he did not have money, credit cards or a mobile phone with him. Mr Anderson's family said his disappearance was "out of character," with a search under way involving the air wing, search and rescue and local police. The Kialla man is Caucasian, 180cm, with a medium build and short, grey hair. He was last seen wearing jeans, a navy blue fleece top with "Caltex" insignia and glasses. Anyone who sees Mr Anderson should phone 000 immediately. Originally published as Family's "grave fears" for missing man