Missing Fonts from CS6 - Namely Myriad

I have many templates for my work with typeset in Myriad, not MyriadPro. When I run CS6, everything works fine. Then I run the same file in CC and I get a missing font message from TypeKit and my font is gone. See attached screenshots. Please, I really need help solving this issue, otherwise I have no reason to have CC.
In CS6:
In CC:

Where was the font before? Do you have the font file someplace avaialble? Adobe apps don't remove fonts from the system, and they do need to be installed someplace to be available for use. Although there are quite a few fonts included and installed for you automatically when you install CS products, Caflisch Script is not one of them. http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/fontinstall/cs6installedfonts.html

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>"You have a larger problem though. Your organization needs to be trained in the proper way to prepare documents for the intended purposes. If those >purposes include going to print, you need to either have access to the original files or the people making the PDFs MUST be trained to embed fonts."
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