Samuel L. Simmons, a Black man from Nashville, Tennessee, is remembered first as a person, not as a headline. His name carries the weight of a life that mattered in quiet, ordinary ways—through routines, relationships, and the familiar places that make a city feel like home. Even without the full public record of what happened or when it happened, the fact of his death is enough to leave a wound that doesn’t neatly close, because loss rarely arrives with all the answers.
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