Someone knows what happened to Allan Waugh, and Yukon RCMP Major Crimes is asking that person to come forward.

Waugh, 69, was found dead in his Whitehorse home on May 30, 2014.

He had lived in the McIntyre subdivision.

His death has been investigated as a homicide. Few details have been released since the crime occurred, 2 1/2 years ago now.

Dawn Waugh, one of Allan’s children, said today the waiting is hard, but the family is grateful for the support they’ve received since 2014.

“We’re a private family and we’ve had to share with the media, share online, and it is difficult,” she told the Star.

“It’s hard on the entire family. The kids, all of us, thinking about our dad and, you know, we miss him and that alone is difficult, but we are just continuing to look for answers.”

Last year, the Waugh family led 50 to 100 people on a march through the Kwanlin Dün village, hoping to inspire those in the city to speak up about anything they might have known about the murder.

In the coming weeks, Waugh’s family members will be postering the community and handing out flyers.

Dawn said the family is never informed of the nature of any tips, nor even whether tips come in.

Still, they organize marches and poster campaigns.

There is a hashtag on twitter (#justiceforalwaugh) and a facebook page called In Loving Memory of Al Waugh.

All of this is done in the hopes their efforts might get through to people who have information about their father, Dawn said.

Anyone with information can contact the RCMP at 667-5555.

People can also contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (online at www.crimestoppersyukon.ca), or the Kwanlin Dün tips line at 867-456-8477.

Both tip lines grant anonymity.