Volunteer search teams and cadaver dogs are expected to return Tuesday to Lake Oconee in a continued search for Westminster Schools coach and teacher Gary Jones.

It’s been 10 days since he disappeared while out on Lake Oconee with his fiancé. Search crews told Channel 2’s Tyisha Fernandes said the biggest obstacles they’ve had to deal with is a combination of trees under the water and the water being so cold.

LAKE OCONEE, GA — As the search for a missing metro Atlanta coach enters a second week at Lake Oconee, we’re hearing from Gary Jones’s family for the first time.

Crews were out on the water Monday deploying 360-degree sonar at the bottom of the lake to help with the search.

As the search for a missing metro Atlanta coach enters a second week at Lake Oconee, we’re hearing from Gary Jones’s family for the first time. The family issued a statement calling his disappearance a horrendous experience but says they will not rest until he is found.

Volunteer search crews and dogs spent another day at Lake Oconee to continue the days-long search for Westminster Schools coach and teacher, Gary Jones. He disappeared on February 8 after he was seen on a small fishing boat with his fiancée,