Family Continues Search for Answers in 1990 Missing Person Case

More than three decades after Terry Edward Bouldin disappeared in December 1990, his family is still seeking answers about what happened to him. Bouldin would have celebrated his 50th birthday this year, marking another milestone moment without resolution.

In a heartfelt message shared with the Van Buren County community, Bouldin’s sister Tina K. Simmons expressed the family’s enduring pain and their plea for information. “Somebody out there knows exactly what happened to him but will not talk,” Simmons wrote, appealing directly to anyone with knowledge of the case.

While Simmons and her mother have come to terms with the likelihood that they may never see Terry alive again, they remain determined to uncover the truth. “The unknown is devastating to say the least,” Simmons explained, emphasizing how the lack of closure has affected the family over the years.

The family’s message carries an emotional weight, with Simmons addressing those who may be withholding information. “Whoever you are I hope that when you lay down every night and close your eyes that you see him. Your silence is cowardly,” she stated, urging anyone with details to come forward.

Despite the passage of time, the Bouldin family’s love and commitment to Terry’s memory remains unwavering. “Time goes on but we will always love you, miss you and will NEVER forget you Terry,” Simmons concluded.

Anyone with information regarding Terry Edward Bouldin’s disappearance is encouraged to contact local authorities or reach out through the Van Buren County community channels.

Source: My brother, Terry Edward Bouldin, would be 50 Years old today. He has been missing since December 1990. Somebody out there knows exactly what happened to h…

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– Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Department — Local law enforcement agency that investigates missing persons cases and can assist with search efforts.

– Sequatchie County Public Library — Community resource that may help distribute missing person information and connect with local residents.

– Dunlap Police Dept — Municipal law enforcement agency that can coordinate local search and investigation efforts.

– Sequatchie County ECD 911 Center — Emergency dispatch center that coordinates police, fire, and rescue response for missing persons cases.

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– Chamber of Commerce of Dunlap — Community organization that can help spread awareness and coordinate community involvement in search efforts.

– The Dunlap Tribune — Local newspaper that can publish missing person information and help reach community members with details.

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