Authorities seeking help in locating missing Winter Garden man
Michael was last seen in a gray shirt, gray shorts, and a single black sandal.
Concerns about his well-being have been expressed because of his memory loss and other health issues.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office requests anyone with details about Michael Barnes's location to reach out to them at 407-836-4357.
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