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(Back right) Timothy Obi stands with his family for a portrait. Obi disappeared Saturday, July 10, 2021 during a diving trip off the coast of Jacksonville. Credit: Shared with WINK News. The U.S. Coast planned to search through the night Monday for husband and father Timothy Obi, 37, a diver who disappeared Saturday while spear fishing 46 miles off the coast of Jacksonville. #UPDATE: The @USCG Cutter Raymond Evans will be searching throughout tonight. @NASJax_ P8 Poseidon is conducting an evening search. First light searches will commence again tomorrow morning with @CBPAMO Air and Marine Operations aircraft along with @USCG assets.#SAR pic.twitter.com/HWS8A1aZlJ — USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) July 13, 2021 Obi has been a diver for the past five years. Laura Sanders says her brother-in-law went on a boat around 6:45 a.m. Saturday morning with three friends. It was supposed to be a 20-minute trip. Two of them resurfaced, but Obi did not. Obi’s brother, Ryan Obi, who has connections to Southwest Florida, thanks the Coast Guard crews and all the volunteers for their compassion, professionalism and dedication. The Coast Guard is looking for a dive flag and inflatable buoy it hopes will help crews to find Obi. #UPDATE: @USCG personnel along with multiple partner agencies continue search efforts for Mr. Obi. #USCG Air Station #Miami, @MyFWC,@CBP and dozens of recreational boaters are assisting in the search. #SAR #Jacksonville #Mayport pic.twitter.com/pTRfzON3rG — USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) July 12, 2021