The Cromwell community held a vigil for a 2-year-old who has been missing since January. Oaklee Mae Snow was last seen with her mother in January. Locals in Cromwell said they’re hoping to know more soon."You go to bed thinking about her. You go to bed praying for her. You wake up praying for her," said April Kelley, event organizer.The group in Cromwell held a vigil for little Oaklee, along with a bake sale to help raise money to bring her home."This fund is for when they find Oaklee. Of course, we don’t know the outcome of how we’ll find Oaklee. But we’ll either have to travel to get her, or we’re going to have her brought home. That’s what this is for," Kelley said.It’s been weeks with no answers, so people at the vigil gave out fliers with information about her."The latest we know is, sometime this week is when we’re supposed to get more information. Now, that’s not guaranteed, but that’s what we were last told, so that’s what we’re holding on to," Kelley said.According to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, Oaklee’s mother, Madison Marshall, told police she took Oaklee and her brother to Indianapolis earlier this year. Police found the boy but haven’t found Oaklee.Marshall was taken into custody in North Carolina. A man, who is not Oaklee’s biological father, was also taken into custody on active warrants out of Oklahoma."Here we are going on three or four months and we’re just now starting to get attention," Kelley said.Kelley said the leader of a Facebook group in Indianapolis has stepped up and organized search efforts for Oaklee."She’s helped us gather so many people, and people in Indianapolis have offered to come, and they’ve offered to search fields. They’ve knocked on doors of neighbor’s houses. They’ve passed out fliers," Kelley said.Kelley is expecting an update from the Federal Bureau of Investigation later this week. They raised about $620 for Oaklee during the bake sale.Top HeadlinesMan dies after trench collapses on him in Holdenville, police say51-year-old woman dies after crashing into back of semitrailer in southern Oklahoma, OHP saysVictim taken to hospital after machete attack at Plaza Inn in Oklahoma City, police sayYears-long federal investigation leads to black market marijuana bust in Oklahoma CityCongestion, delays expected on I-40 as long-awaited project begins in Oklahoma CityShocking videos of Deer Creek students beating dogs catches attention, concern from PETA