The search continues. Here are some of the people missing after the Surfside condo collapse

Some family members of people missing after a building collapsed in Surfside, Florida, are frustrated at the pace of the search through the rubble.

The search continues Friday for missing people believed to still be trapped in the rubble of the partially collapsed Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside. Families across the world wait for news about loved ones who are unaccounted for.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said Friday that 159 people are missing, based on data collected at the reunification site and missing person reports. Four people have been confirmed deceased and 120 people have been accounted for, she said.

People with missing loved ones should call the family reunification hotline at 305-614-1819, visit the family reunification center, which moved Friday to the Grand Beach Hotel, 9449 Collins Ave., or open a missing person report online. Those who survived the collapse should fill out a wellness check form online.

The Miami Herald is gathering the names and stories of those who have been reported missing after the building collapse.

Here is a list of names of people who have been reported missing after the partial collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside.

The Herald will keep updating this list. Please send information to jchrissos@miamiherald.com or areyes@miamiherald.com

People reported missing in Surfside condo collapse

Andres Levine, went to high school in Venezuela

Moises Rodan, 28

Raymond and Mercedes Urgelles

Luis Sadovnic and Nicole ”Nicky” Langesfeld

Linda March: The lawyer from New York was staying in the penthouse unit, a friend told CBS 4.

Jose A. Gonzalez and wife Maria Gonzalez: He’s an attorney; she’s a therapist.

Brad Cohen, Gary Cohen, Elisheva Cohen

Luis Fernando Barth, wife Catalina Gómez and Valeria Barth Frances Wang, CBS4

Luis Fernando Barth, 51, wife Catalina Gómez, 44, and 14-year-old daughter Valeria Barth from Colombia were visiting Miami to get their COVID-19 vaccinations; they had received their second doses and were ready to head home.

Luis Andres Bermudez and his mother, Ana Ortiz Frances Wang/CBS 4

Frank Kleiman and his wife, Annie Ortiz Kleiman, and son Luis Bermudez; Frank and Annie were married a couple of weeks ago, and Frank was a “great” stepfather to Luis, a friend said.

Jay Kleiman, Frank Kleiman’s brother

Nancy Kleiman — Kleiman is CQ

lan Naibryf and Deborah Berezdevin

Richard George and Maria G. Rovirosa Frances Wang, CBS4

Richard George Rovirosa, 60, and wife Maria G. Rovirosa The phone number to reach his mother-in-law: 786-543-1992

Sophia López Moreira Bó, husband Luis Pettengill and their children.

Sophia López Moreira Bó, the sister of first lady of Paraguay Silvana López Moreira Bó, and husband Luis Pettengill and their three young children

Leidy Luna Villalba, 23, worked as a babysitter for the first lady of Paraguay; this was her first trip out of the country.

Jose A. Gonzalez and wife Maria Gonzalez

Angela, Julio and Terry Velasquez

Marina Azen

Elaine Sabino works for JetBlue.

Dick Augustine: Sabino, who was a close friend of Augustine’s late wife, was staying with him.

Claudio and Maria Bonnefoy

Arnie Notkin and Myriam Caspi Notkin: Arnie Notkin is a retired physical education teacher at Leroy D. Fienberg Elementary School in South Beach.

Michael Altman

Judy Spiegel

Estelle Hedaya

Graciela Cattarossi, her daughter Stella and parents Gino and Garciela Cattarossi.

Graciela Cattarossi, 48, her parents Gino and Garciela CQ? Cattarossi and daughter Stella, 7, came from Argentina. Not pictured is Graciela’s sister Andrea, who is also missing. Graciela, a lifestyle photographer, was “a wonderful single mom, with many, many friends who care about her,” said her friend Monika Kramlik.

Edgar Gonzalez

Juan Mora, Sr., and Ana Mora Frances Wang, CBS4

Juan Mora Sr. and Ana Mora, both born in Cuba

Juan Mora, the son of Juan Mora Sr. and Ana Mora, worked at Morton Salt and is a graduate of Belen Jesuit Preparatory School in Miami and Loyola University Chicago. He was living with his parents while working remotely, according to a friend.

Maricoy Obias-Bonnefoy, 69, and Claudio Obias-Bonnefoy, 85 and a relative of former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, love to travel. Obias-Bonnefoy emigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines in the 1970s. ?? (similar names to Claudio and Maria Bonnefoy above),