2 skiers killed in Oregon avalanche ‘loved the outdoors,’ had deep family roots in Bend
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The Names of 2 Backcountry Skiers Killed by an Oregon Avalanche Have Been Released
BEND, Ore. (AP) — The names of two backcountry skiers who were killed by an avalanche in Oregon’s Cascade Mountains have been released. The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday identified Susan Skjersaa, 52, and Terance Skjersaa, 57, as the couple killed. The avalanche happened late Monday west of Bend in an area known as Happy Valley, near Broken Top peak. Both skiers lived in Bend.
2 Oregon Backcountry Skiers Killed In Avalanche
Tragic news out of Oregon’s Cascade Mountains where two backcountry skiers were killed in an avalanche. The Central Oregon Avalanche Center reports the slide happened on Monday at 6,700 feet on a south-facing slope west of Bend in Happy Valley near Broken Top peak. Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office reports its search and rescue unit recovered the victims bodies. The names of victims have not yet been released. Avalanche danger remains “considera…
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