The investigation into the disappearance of a Utah woman from Ocean Shores has been suspended, police said Thursday.

Tracy Ann Lewis, of Eden, Utah, was reported missing from Ocean Shores on March 17. Her vehicle had been left at the Morning Glory Hotel on Ocean Shores Boulevard, and she was last seen walking away from the motel on the morning of March 9.

An extensive search was conducted of the wooded and dunes areas in the area, but no trace was found of Lewis.

Officers obtained a search warrant for her vehicle. The search showed that Lewis had left behind nearly all of her belongings, taking only her wallet, a backpack, and a few personal items, said a news release from Sgt. David McManus, Ocean Shores Police public information officer.

Grays Harbor Transit checked their video files for all buses leaving Ocean Shores during that time period, and there was no sign that Lewis boarded a bus, McManus said.

Also found in the car was a note which read, “I know you’ll want to, but please don’t try to find me – Goodnight.”

“The family told the investigating officers that in 2015, Ms. Lewis had disappeared for about two weeks, then returned home without explanation,” according to the Police news release.

“In a notebook left in the vehicle, Ms. Lewis wrote about her intention to ‘leave’ and find herself without anyone pulling her back. She wrote, ‘And this isn’t goodbye forever. This is just goodbye for right now.’”

At this point, it appears that Tracy Lewis left of her own accord, McManus said. She is still listed in the National Crime Information Center computer system as a missing person, so her welfare can be checked.

“Other than that, the Ocean Shores PD case is inactive at this time. The family has been notified of this, and they understand that no further investigation is warranted at this time,” the news release said.