On October 25, 2022 Dennis passed away after a very long, courageous, hard fought battle with cancer. While in the hospital for hurting in his chest he suffered a cardiac arrest and never made it back to me.

I feel comfort and peace knowing he no longer has to fight that Ugly word Cancer ever again.

I will try to do my best at continuing our mission but I just need some time to get things settled.

Thank You to each and everyone of our supporters!

Tammy

This is the you tube video of the recovery of Bill Simmons.

Thank You to Jared from Adventures with Purpose for asking us to help!

Thank You to everyone who was a part of this TEAM effort to find and bring Bill home.

Very proud of each and everyone one of you!

Dennis and I are in need of an UTV [doesn’t have to be new but needs to be reliable] to transport our RC Sonar Boat to and from the waters edge when searching small ponds and small bodies of water.

Due to some health issues Dennis has lifting restrictions and is not suppose to be lifting and carrying that boat but I can’t do it myself!

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You,

Tammy Watters

Thank You Jared for inviting us to Nashville to help with the search for Bill Simmons and to finally bring him home to his family!

One correction: Dennis isn’t a diver! We were there doing Side Imaging Sonar 

Vigil held for person found inside car in Cumberland River
LOCAL NEWS
by: Valencia Wicker

Posted: Jan 26, 2021 / 10:36 PM CST / Updated: Jan 26, 2021 / 10:50 PM CST

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The Simmons family clung to one another while surrounded by friends, community leaders, and candles along the Cumberland River.

“It’s been probably the toughest day I’ve ever had in my life,” said Cristine Simmons.

Her husband, Bill, has been missing since June 15th, 2020. Community leaders held a vigil for the 57-year-old man on Tuesday evening after divers found a car matching the description of his in the water.

“From experience, we’ve done so many of these searches over the past 15 years, when someone goes missing, it’s always close to home,” said Dennis Watters, one of the divers who traveled from Illinois to help search. “We didn’t want to leave town until we turned over the last rock.”

Monday, Watters says he was the man who found the car which fit the description of Bill’s.

“It’s bittersweet because you know the search is over and it’s the ending. In this case — the minute it came upon our sonar, we knew we had him,” said Watters.

Watters says the car was found upside down with a body inside. From what he can tell, the car went through a fence lining the river and into the water.

“When the car came out of the water, it was just destroyed,” said Watters. “There’s not a spot on the car that doesn’t have damage.”

The Simmons family finally gets closure, after seven months of confusion.

“I’m on a roller coaster,” said Simmons. “I’m relieved that I finally know where my husband is. And at the same time — I’m a devastated wife. I’ve lost my soul mate and now I have to deal with that.”

Metro Police have not yet identified the body found inside the car. They are awaiting confirmation from the medical examiners.

https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/vigil-held-for-car-with-body-inside-found-in-cumberland-river/

Warren County Sheriff Post

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