The report states that so far in 2018 there have been 105 drownings. The body of Emery, who was a native of Hamilton, was recovered later that afternoon about 60 feet from where he jumped in, according to a CTV News report. There were 307,205 deaths in Canada in 2020, the year in which the COVID -1 9 pandemic began, an increase of 21,935 (+7.7%) over the 285,270 deaths observed in 2019. The annual age-adjusted drowning death rate in the United States during 2016-2020 was 1.28 deaths per 100,000 people (including boating-related drowning deaths). (Note: * = (+/-) Awaiting 100% confirmation of drowning.) Signs at the park advise visitors to swim at their own risk. The Great Lakes saw 118 drownings in 2018, by far the most since the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project began keeping track in 2010. A search is underway for Jacob Sandy, 23, last seen heading onto Lake Michigan to kayak. In a kayak that offered no protection from the elements, the father made a fateful decision for his family, to try to paddle to the lighthouses on Michigan Island. 08/17/2022 CHICAGO PLAYPEN AREA FELL OFF BOAT Spencer Williams, M-29, Police said shortly before 7 p.m., Wednesday, their marine unit responded to a report that a person fell off a boat in the Playpen near the Jardine Water filtration plant. This year, two drowned. A flag has never gone into the water. We start making a lot of mistakes and thats why we start to hyperventilate.. He also says to take water safety into consideration is along the piers of Lake Michigan. 04/11/2018 WSBT New Buffalo leaders consider cutting lifeguard program Having no lifeguards at the beach makes it a lot less safe. Relax, he said. He says, there are a few simple steps you can take to protect yourself and those around, while still having fun in the sun. Silver Beach lifeguards receive additional training throughout the summer season from U.S. Coast Guard, local law enforcement, and Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, among others. And despite the disapproval of several council members, Mayor Duane Parry said Thursday during a telephone interview that his hands are tied. He was reported to be in the water, yelling for help and struggling to stay afloat. Swimming may not even be the right word for what happened. Unfortunately, water safety and drowning survival is not common sense, he said. 201712/13/2017 Michigan State University Extension, Michigan Sea Grant Great Lakes waves can make lake viewing dangerous Dont get swept away this winter while sightseeing near the Great Lakes. 07/30/2019 CBS 2 Chicago Threat Of Dangerous Waves, Currents Prompts Warning About Beach Hazards, 07/30/2019 Holland Sentinel Police: Being a hero isnt always the safest bet during water rescues. Other drownings happen because of boating or kayaking accidents. 3. 26. . In open water surf there are winds, waves, dangerous currents, drop-offs and holes, temperature fluctuations of 10 to 20 degrees in pockets, and thousands of people coming and going, he said. 02/17/2018 MDJ Online Teaching others to swim safely Benjamins life changed forever Dec. 26, 2010, when he had a nonfatal drowning accident. In August, a general management plan for the future of Holland State Park was released to the public. And those who do survive will likely have brain damage. 09/23/2020 Chicago Sun-Times Three other people have drowned this year in Monroe Harbor. A person who is drowning will usually be facing shore, their mouth will be at water level and may have their head tipped back. Running a helicopter out of its summer birth in Muskegon (HH-65 Dolphin) costs about $10,000 per hour. Thats where the need for education comes in. The water erosion and debris is out of control. If you dont get your breathing under control, youre not going to survive.. OTTAWA, ONTARIO ~~~~~~ January 13, 2021 (LSN) Statistics Canada Death Rates for 2020 raise questions as to whether COVID or lockdowns account for increased deaths in younger age cohorts As we close out the notorious year 2020, it seems like a good time to tally up the carnage caused by COVID-19. I didnt know that panic is the first stage of drowning. I think that was something that made the park run a lot smoother, Baughman said, adding people didnt understand why that section of the beach was closed. 05/28/2019 Fox News Chicago Flip, Float and Follow: What to do if you may be about to drown, 05/25/2019 Lake County News Sun Moran: Beach season opens with a reminder that Lake Michigan is not a kiddie pool. Were also working with the township and engineers and having ongoing conversations about what we can do, such as placing a gate on the pier and finding other ways to educate the public.. 06/05/2017 Fox News Chicago Whiting Open Water Surf Lifeguard In-service Training. The father decided to swim towards the shore with five-year old Annaliese on his back and three-year old Jansen in his arms, yet another fateful decision. Houser and Vlodarchyk studied data up to the end of September for 2010 to 2019, comparing drowning deaths in those years to surf-related drowning deaths to the end of September 2020. Everyone is still missing., He replied,You need to be strong for them. More Area Web sites BWCA/Boundary Waters Canoe Area Quetico Provincial Park North Shore Snowmobiling Guide . This happened to an Indiana couple in 2012 and to Chicago kids in 1988. The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project reports there have already been 30 Great Lakes drownings this year and more than half of those were in Lake Michigan. UPDATE: Kayakers die along Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore of Natural Resources says the 6-year-old child was swimming in the swim zone of the beach when they went under the water but failed to resurface. Bob Pratt, one of the two people who runs the project says there have been at least 640 drownings on the Great Lakes since 2010. 04/18/2017 PR Lake Michigan Drownings up 84% in 2016 over 2015; GLSRP presenting at the Great Lakes Water Safety Consortiums Great Lakes Water Safety Conference Thursday and Friday, April 20 and 21, at the Maywood Environmental Park, 3615 Mueller Rd. 09/18/2019 MLIVE Man stranded on Northern Michigan pier by high waves, rescued by Coast Guard The man, who was in his 40s and not local to the Frank-Elberta area, planned to stay overnight on the pier on Thursday, Sept. 12. That is the highest number for any year since 2010, except 2012 and 2016, when there were 99 for the entire year. Hollinside and Cornelio both drowned Tuesday in separate swimming accidents on Chicagos north lakefront, lured to their deaths by balmy 80-degree-plus air temperatures that belied a fatally frigid Lake Michigan. 10/04/2020 Fox 11 GREEN BAY (WLUK) 2020 breaks record for drownings on Lake Michigan. Brandon Schmidts mother, Brandi Donley, turned grief into resolve, and then action. Because of the number of boats, kayaks, Jet Skis and paddle-boats in the lake off of Hamburgs shoreline, Denecke said the town takes extra precautions and stations some crew along the shoreline even when swimming at the towns beach is closed. Cliff Schmidt is a marine investigator with nearly 40 years experience and a former deputy with the Hennepin County Sheriffs Department. . In a statement, a family spokesperson explained Salvino talked to a friend via FaceTime 11:59 p.m. and said that he was walking to his apartment in the 800 block of West Lill Avenue and was about a half-mile away. Parents or guardians of young children should be within an arms reach. Dave Benjamin, executive director of public relations and project management at GLSRP, said he was aware of three other likely drownings in the last several days, including a father and son who capsized in Lake Erie and a body that was recovered from Lake Michigan in Chicago. The organization says it may not be as easy to identify a drowning victim as you may think. And this stigma actually inhibits funding against drowning because the theme becomes, Only stupid people drown. After about 15 minutes of searching, the drone located the 5-year-old about 50 feet from shore. 05/11/2017 Laporte County Life City of Michigan City Shares Swimming Safety Tips making their beaches SAFER! Bathymetry of Lake Superior - Catalog - Data.gov Who. Pratt said nearly half of all drowning deaths take place on Lake Michigan, a powerful body of water thats often underestimated. 06/06/2017 MLIVE 5 Lake Michigan beaches could have dangerous conditions today There have been 20 drownings in the Great Lakes already this year, including 12 deaths in Lake Michigan, according to the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project tracker. 04/12/2018 WZZM Michigan beach town of New Buffalo axing its lifeguards, despite drownings Last year, 40 people drowned in Lake Michigan, down slightly from 46 a year earlier, according to the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, a safety group that tracks drownings. Be aware that icy buildups can increase your risk of falling in even on relatively calm days. 04/23/2018 WNDU New Buffalo beach will keep lifeguards Mayor Lou ODonnell IV who said he thought the city was rushed into the idea of going guard less, and that the city should step back and look at this more carefully.After another summer of the status quo, the mayor said the subject should be revisited in the fall. Add to that the amount of trees and other debris that has washed into the Great Lakes with the high water and becoming another hazard for boaters and swimmers alike, he said. I think council through its vested power in my office should be able to close the beach Monday morning, Friday afternoon, Sunday, it doesnt matter.. 07/17/2019 The Weather Channel Beachgoers Rescue Kid Who Floated Away winds blew inflatable duck away from shore toward open water. There have been 53 drownings in Lake Michigan this year. 04/14/2017 PR Tinley Park Parents Win National Drowning Prevention Alliance Lifesaver of the Year Award for water safety advocacy after sons Lake Michigan drowning Announces Illinois Water Safety School Presentations May 8 12. The south sides (windward sides) of all piers will be the most turbulent and the dangerous spots on Lake Michigan., The GLSRP is tracking 49 Great Lakes drownings in 2019, 25 of which occurred in Lake Michigan. Thatcher knew how to respond if he gets in trouble in the water. And it doesnt matter how good a swimmer believes his or her ability is 66% of all drowning victims were good swimmers, Benjamin said. Let that sink in and now truly understand that water safety is not common sense. 11/24/2017 Petoskey News Preventing people from jumping from the pierheads on Lake Michigan is the best action to take. He now serves as a [co-founder] and executive director at the nonprofit Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, which has given 487 presentations since 2011. It was mounting multiple life rings on a pier, Stanick said. Its not like the ocean where there is a lull in the wave. Series of errors in kayak accident that killed dad, 3 kids on Lake Superior The nonprofit annually tracks drownings in the Great Lakes and recently issued a warning about a summer spike in deaths. Entrez query (optional) Help. 06/19/2017 WSBT 22 BerrienCounty holding water rescue and emergency drill at Silver Beach ST. JOSEPH, Mi. 06/15/2020 The Mikey O Show Drowning survivor, Evelyn Hernandez, and GLSRP Executive Director, Dave Benjamin, talk about Lake Michigan water safety on the Mikey O Show. But people often overestimate their swimming ability, Benjamin said. Of course, residents are used to having lifeguards at the Washington Park beach. It could be kayakers, people on paddleboards or other recreational activities. (Full Storyhere). They also discussed surviving hazardous currents and how to use floatation devices and other safety equipment. Emergency personnel continued those efforts, but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. She also serves as a peer counselor for staff and visitors in times of tragedies or rescue operations. Date Range. The park will have 20 lifeguard positions this year, comparable to last year, he said. Statistics - Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project Family/Friends confirmed Herrons BODY WAS RECOVERED 12 MILES OFF SHOREHAM, MI on 09/05/2022when a sailboat captain found the body and contacted authorities at 11:35 a.m. 08/02/2022 MILWAUKEE near the Summerfest grounds around 8 p.m. Martez Holmes M-32, of Milwaukee One relative said he was with friends on a pontoon boat to watch fireworks when he went into the water in the lagoon at Lakeshore State Park, which is adjacent to the Summerfest grounds. Many of those victims simply go under and dont come up. With many beaches closed due to erosion, Washington Park will see an increase in visitors, said Dave Benjamin, co-founder and executive director of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project. We want people to know how to swim but we want them also to understand their true swimming ability and that theres a distinction between knowing how to swim and knowing how to survive, he said.Most people can run but that doesnt mean they have the ability to run a marathon, he added. Benjamin argues, when it comes to water safety, time is of the essence. Life-saving measures were not enough. 05/30/2019 WWMT Data shows deadly year so far on Great Lakes 751 Great Lakes Drownings since 2010; 11 to date in 2019 GREAT LAKES, USA The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project (GLSRP) announces its current drowning statistics. LAKE HURON = 12 (+1 unknown final outcome), LAKE ERIE = 24 (+3 Unknown Final Outcome). On all of the Great Lakes, Winds equals Waves and Waves equals Dangerous Currents, Benjamin said. Pandemic behind increased drownings on Great Lakes beaches, research 10/01/2018 Kenosha News Council to consider authorizing installation of life saving devices at Pike River, pier Initiatives intended to bring life-saving devices and public awareness to the dangers of drowning in Lake Michigan will come before the City Council tonight. The Chicago Park District assigns each beach a color-coded flag. Many people underestimate the dangers that come with the windy, unpredictable local conditions on the Great Lakes, says Dave Benjamin, a safety advocate who heads the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project. On Saturday, 08/20/2022, a recreational boater in the Playpen spotted a mans body floating in Lake Michigan as the Chicago Air and Water Show wrapped up Saturday. What about a life ring or water safety classes and other measures to help educate or offer resources to prevent drownings? Covering Phoenix, Mesa, Glendale, Scottsdale, Gilbert, the valley . What alarmed him most after reading the report was the type of watercraft used by the family. They absolutely came in handy, Wright told the paper of the rescue in high winds and choppy water. There were 11 more drowning deaths than average in Lake Ontario this year and four more in Lake Huron. Without lifeguards on duty to watch over those who choose to swim in Lake Michigan, experts are worried it could be a recipe for disaster. simply said, the more people in and around the water, the more possibility for an accident to happen., Men, especially, are susceptible to drowning. And when we listened to these I didnt know factors from these families and friends of drowning victims, we realized that these factors were not complex ideas. Of the remaining 32 drowning deaths, 7 have been on Lake Erie, 10 on Lake Ontario, 1 on Lake Huron, and zero on Lake Superior. Lake Superior is the largest, cleanest, and wildest of all the Great Lakes. Which can mean someone who is fine or someone about to slip beneath the surface. NBC 5s Christian Farr reports. In her life on the shore of Lake Superior she mingles with fishermen and farmers, quiet folk who keep to themselves. 08/18/2017 Detroit Free Press Great Lakes drownings reach 600 since 2010 While many folks in Michigan are turning their thoughts from summer days at the beach to backpacks and school supplies, there are still several weeks of warm weather for families to enjoy at the lake. In a lake, unlike in a pool, finding the submerged victim can be tricky because of the visibility and currents. 02/02/2019 WSBT 22 SPECIAL REPORT: WSBT meteorologist discusses what to do if you find yourself on thin ice If you are to fall in the water, you have one minute to control your breathing, ten minutes of meaningful movement, and less than one hour until hypothermia sets in, said Dave Benjamin, Director of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project. 06/21/2017 ABC 7 Floating water park set to open on Lake Michigan in Whiting, Indiana The $300,000 floating playground is a result of a joint venture between the city and the private company. The Lake Michigan victims, all of whom drowned on Friday, were a 25-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man in Chicago; and a woman in her 60s in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He said they attribute this to the accessibility (beach access), population density in surrounding cities and the lakes configuration (strong currents). You wouldnt try to put your seatbelt on during a car crash. Story about the drowning: The body of Samuel Clark was found floating in Lake Superior near Barker's Island Marina on August 30. The toughest thing to do if youre caught in a rip current is to swim directly to shore, Oudeman said. Date of the Accident: 08/30/2022. The surviving crew members were rescued by SS Scott, which resulted in fewer deaths than estimated. Its for this reason that after Martins death, the city checked the beachs condition each morning to see if it was safe to open. But along with beautiful sunsets on the shoreline and family memories, the Great Lakes carry danger in their powerful waters. He said it was a question for the City Council. Since the group started accumulating data in 2010, 687 Great Lakes drownings have been reported. There are also signs warning the dangers of rip current. By the time other kite surfers reached Tolle, he was unconscious. Schools have fire drills, active shooter drills and tornado drills, but drowning kills more children every year than fires, guns and tornados.. The vessel's wreck was discovered in 1972 and is one of the most remarkable and well-preserved wrecks in Lake Superior. We heard a call come over the scanner that a man had fallen off the pier and hit his head, Michigan City Parks Superintendent Jeremy Kienitz said. If you have a kid, or pretty much anyone and you have them at the beach, put them in a life jacket. 07/29/2019 WBBM News Radio 780 Drownings In Lake Michigan Up 80 Percent Over Last Year: Report, 07/29/2019 9 & 10 News Swimmers at Risk on Lake Michigan: Winds Cause High Waves, Currents, 07/29/2019 Chicago Tribune Lake Michigan Drownings up 80% over this time last year, 07/29/2019 Chicago Sun-Times Drownings in Lake Michigan up 80% over last year: report, Drownings in Lake Michigan account for over half of the total drownings in all five great lakes, 07/29/2019 NBC 24 Drowning victim identified, officials urge water safety, 07/29/2019 Detroit News Warning issued for dangerous swimming conditions on Lake Michigan beaches, 07/29/2019 CBS 3 WWMT South Haven beachgoers swim despite red flag warning of dangerous conditions, 07/28/2019 UpNorthLive GLSRP: Lake Michigan drownings up 80 percent over last year, 07/28/2019 Detroit News Lake Michigan drownings up 80% since last year 51 Great Lakes drownings in 2019; 27 in Lake Michigan, 07/28/2019 Huron Daily Tribune Warnings posted for Monday on Michigan side of Lake Michigan, 07/28/2019 Detroit Free Press Dangerous conditions expected at Lake Michigan beaches Monday. Many deaths in the Great Lakes happen off of these structures, he said, pointing to the pier, and last summer was probably one of the roughest in a few years. As beaches and pools open for the season, he reminds patrons that in June beach water is cold and visitors likely havent been swimming for months. To date in 2017, there have been 9 drowning in Lake Michigan.05/15/2017 WSBT 22 Students learn beach safety in Michigan City. 08/04/2019 WZZM Lake Michigan drownings up 87% in 2019, group says To date in 2019, there have been 54 drownings in all the Great Lakes. 05/17/2017 The News Dispatch Staying safe in the Great Lakes MICHIGAN CITY Ten people per day in the United States drown. The Buffalo sector of the U.S. Coast Guard reported, anecdotally, that it has seen more and more distress calls in the water in recent years. Not yet. 34 people drowned in Great Lakes this year, officials say - WDIV 07/09/2020 The Sault News Group says Great Lakes drowning cases spiked over holiday weekend, 07/09/2020 Northwest Indiana Times UPDATE: Coroner identifies 12-year-old drowning victim. The Michigan City Fire Department and La Porte County EMS were called to the park just after 4 p.m. on Sunday. Theres more information on Great Lakes drowning statistics and how to keep yourself on the water, www.glsrp.org. Boat sales have also spiked nationally, according to International Boat Industry magazine, which means there will be a lot of inexperienced first-time boat owners out there, Benjamin said. Beaches There have been 27 drownings in Lake Michigan in 2019. His body was found 11 kilometers south of Port Bruce, shortly after 7 p.m. Friday. 08/08/2022 SOUTH HAVEN, MI SOUTH BEACH NO LIFEGUARDS YELLOW FLAGS WAVES 2 FEET BYSTANDER RESCUE & CPR This would have been routine lifeguard rescue under calm conditions. While the weather hasnt been really warm until recently, that hasnt stopped people from going into the lake, oftentimes unprepared. It typically takes too long to get first responders to the scene of a possible drowning for them to perform an actual rescue, Benjamin said. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. 08/22/2018 ABC 5 News Cleveland A 16-year-old in critical condition after nearly drowning in Lake Erie; Lake Erie leads the Great Lakes in 2018 drownings with 25. He was brought to shore where life-saving efforts were started and then transported in critical condition to Franciscan Health Michigan City hospital. But White is resistant to that idea. Dont be another statistic. Awards Conferred 2020-2021. While that is a step in the right direction, one life lost to drowning is too many. Their mother survived. And 2020 had already been a more deadly year on the lakes than 2019. 06/10/2020 WXYZ Detroit Officials emphasize safety after 2 drown in Lake Michigan, 06/09/2020 Huron Daily Tribune Officials emphasize safety after 2 drown in Lake Michigan, 06/09/2020 Holland Sentinel COVID furloughs meant no warning flags on Holland beach as two boys drowned. The average underwater visibility of Lake Superior is 8.2 meters (27 feet), making it easily the cleanest and clearest of the Great Lakes. 08/11/2022 CHICAGO NEAR GRANT PARK 7:15 p.m. near the 700 block of South DuSable Lake Shore Drive Carnell Williams, M-45. Of the 2021 drownings, 15 occurred in Lake Michigan, compared to 12 a year . Knowing how to swim reduces your fear of water. Nine of last years drowning were in Northwest Indiana, including two in Michigan City. 11ax is more advanced built-in WiFi that can delivers faster internet connection than 802. Heres Your Water Safety Primer. Executive director of education, Bob Pratt says its like the stop, drop and roll of water safety. I cant employ enough qualified lifeguards, said David Richards, city manager. Right now, we are on a record pace to match last year, he said. Eric Przykuta, a 43-year-old seventh-grade science teacher at Lancaster Middle School, died in an evening accident when the fishing boat he was riding in with two other men struck the breakwall near the Small Boat Harbor. Primer designing tool - National Center for Biotechnology Information 08/18/2020 NWI Times 2 drowning victims identified amid concerns about local beach safety Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project Executive Director Dave Benjamin, who helped provide care when Nagi was brought to shore at Porter Beach, also asked: Why are people allowed to continue to swim at these beaches when clearly Indiana Dunes State Park closed its water to swimmers because of the red flag conditions? Benjamin asked why the local beaches in question, which are within the jurisdiction of Indiana Dunes National Park, are allowed to operate without lifeguards, beach signage, beach flags, rescue equipment? Why are people allowed to swim when theres a report of a missing swimmer? he asked. A virtual meeting will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20, during which those interested in sharing their opinion about the future of Holland State Park will have an opportunity to speak. Julia Fello has the story, 09/09/2018 The Herald Argus Stay out of the water Beach hazard issued with high waves, rip currents expected, 09/08/2018 The News Dispatch Stay out of the water Beach hazard issued with high waves, rip currents expected I hoped the Great Lakes drownings would subside after the 13 Labor Day weekend fatalities, but it doesnt look like its going to slow down any time soon, said Dave Benjamin, executive director of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project. Hawke said it would be great to have the funds to pay for lifeguards. Many people may think that these factors are common sense, but there is currently no common sense when it comes to water safety. It has a volume of 2,900 cubic miles (12,000 cubic kilometers), making it the third most voluminous in the world. He was transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later, police said. Unless you have the darn thing on, it doesnt do you any good, Belanger said. The officers have new rescue suits and equipment purchased in 2017 through a donation from the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation. Those numbers are being updated almost daily. A citizen volunteered his drone to help with the search. They believe its the best approach to spreading information quickly, having completed more than 450 presentations in seven of the eight Great Lakes states. For those folks, Benjamin has some advice: Dont go out in an inflatable raft with an offshore wind, he says. It gives people a false sense of security. Drowning happens to other people until you become other people. Her husband, other beachgoers and just two lifeguards went into the water to help, Freeman said. The deadliest part of the lake in Michigan is in the southwest part of the state, down around the Indiana border. And it blows my mind that you have all these beaches with no life guards.. GLSRP is one of those water safety programs that we feel will assist us with reaching our goal of zero drownings., 05/10/2018 WNDU Flip, Float, and Follow U.S. Coast Guard stresses water safety as summer approaches Even the best of swimmers can get caught in something, said BM2 Casey Johnson of Station St. Joseph. Is Lake Michigan the deadliest Great Lake or just the most frequented? The latest Arizona headlines, breaking news, in-depth investigations, politics, and local community stories that matter to you. A man was pulled from Lake Michigan on Friday morning near the 31st Street beach, but his cause of death hasnt yet been confirmed nor has he been identified. This year, more than 100 people have drowned in the Great Lakes making it the deadliest year in a decade. Advance registration is required for the meeting. The organization doesnt track inner-water drownings, like on rivers. For 2016, we had almost the highest number of fatalities and a lot of those came from paddle boarders or kayakers.. You need to know how to survive, Benjamin said. The odd yet peaceful calm. 06/06/2017 ABC 7 Lake Michigan beach hazard warning, swim advisory in effect Tuesday With a possibility of a closure on Wednesday, or maybe yellow flags on Wednesday, which means people allowed in the water up to a certain depth, said Nick Kalwinski, Whihala Beach supervisor. COVID-19 Research and Innovation Guidance, Pandemic behind increased drownings on Great Lakes beaches, research suggests, Pursue strengths in research and graduate education. They think drowning cant or wont happen to them. And the worst part of this weekend are the people on social media abusing the stigma of drowning and attacking the victims and their family members.. The not-for-profit group says drowning numbers will go down as more people, especially children, are educated about the many aspects of water safety. He was to be a sophomore at Waubonsie Valley High School in High School in Aurora.He was so much fun and he was so protective of me, you couldnt ask for a better kid, his heart was so pure, Freeman said.
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