Sad day locally

[robynfali]

Being a small place, Anglesey does feel any loss of life, last night, my lifeboat station responded to a call of two people in the water just down the coast.

Our lifeboat, & a bigger one locally attended, along with the SAR Helicopter, local coastguards etc. Sadly they pulled one guy from under the water and he was DOA, the 2nd is still missing.

Both young men (the recovered one was 22)

Live each day as you wish, you never know what's around the corner my friends!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-nort ... s-14676303

[BrianGifford]

Being a small place, Anglesey does feel any loss of life, last night, my lifeboat station responded to a call of two people in the water just down the coast.

Our lifeboat, & a bigger one locally attended, along with the SAR Helicopter, local coastguards etc. Sadly they pulled one guy from under the water and he was DOA, the 2nd is still missing.

Both young men (the recovered one was 22)

Live each day as you wish, you never know what's around the corner my friends!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-nort ... s-14676303

A sad day indeed, Rob. I've been following the story, so tragic.

[b.e.wilson]

This summer has felt that way here in Utah. At the beginning, it seems like every day there was another story of some kid drowning somewhere in the state. Enough that there were public service announcements about water safety.

Sad indeed.