Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP155154)
Tammi Gervais, a 57-year-old female, was reported missing after she was last seen on Feb. 07, 2026, in Davenport, Florida. The publicly available information about her disappearance was limited, but the circumstances were serious enough for her case to be entered into missing-person channels used to alert the public and help law enforcement gather information.
In the early stage of the case, the central concern was her welfare and location, as families and investigators often face a difficult stretch of uncertainty when an adult disappears and few details are immediately released.
Davenport, located in Polk County, became the focal point of the search because it was the last known area connected to Tammi’s disappearance. Public missing-person notices did not provide a detailed timeline of where she was headed, who she may have been with, or what circumstances led to her being reported missing. That lack of detail can make a case feel especially painful for loved ones, because the absence of public information does not lessen the urgency of the situation; it often reflects that investigators are working with limited confirmed facts or are withholding details while trying to protect the integrity of the search.
Official reports indicate that Tammi Gervais was found alive, and she is no longer considered an active missing-person case. The exact date and circumstances of her recovery have not been made clear in the publicly available information, so no specific recovery date can be stated. What can be said with care is that the case began with concern for a 57-year-old woman last seen in Davenport, Florida, and ended with the most hopeful outcome possible in a missing-person investigation: Tammi was located alive. Overall, her case reflects a brief but deeply concerning disappearance in which public attention and investigative efforts were directed toward finding her, and the final reported outcome brought relief after a period of uncertainty.Last Seen: Feb 7, 2026