US EditionEdmond Man Drowns at Keystone Lake Friday
- On May 30, 2025, Richard Eason, aged 74 from Ocala, Florida, died in Damariscotta Lake while swimming after his drifting boat near the Vannah Road launch.
- Eason’s boat drifted into the lake due to wind while he was parking, leading him to swim about 75 yards without a lifejacket in an attempt to retrieve it, witnesses reported.
- Local fire departments and ambulance services responded promptly, closing Vannah Road and conducting an initial search that proved unsuccessful until Maine Warden Service located Eason about 15 feet underwater around 7 p.m.
- A friend remarked that Eason was in the lake dear to him, pursuing the boat he cherished, highlighting his tradition of spending every summer at Damariscotta Lake for five decades and his deep bond with the area.
- Authorities took Eason’s body to Hall Funeral Home in Waldoboro, and the incident underscores the risks of swimming after drifting boats without lifejackets in large lakes.
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World NewsEdmond man drowns at Keystone Lake
An Edmond man drowned at Keystone Lake on Friday night, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.
Man Drowns While Swimming After Boat In Damariscotta Lake - The Lincoln County News
A man died the afternoon of Friday, May 30 in an attempt to swim after his boat that had gone adrift on the Damariscotta Lake. The post Man Drowns While Swimming After Boat In Damariscotta Lake appeared first on The Lincoln County News.
Edmond man drowns at Keystone Lake Friday
TULSA, Okla. (KFOR) - A man from Edmond died after drowning at Keystone Lake Friday. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, 58-year-old Ian Galloway from Edmond stepped off the back of a boat or boat dock, slipped, and did not resurface. This happened just around 11:48 p.m. Friday. Officials said he was pronounced dead by the Medical Examiner on Saturday around 3 p.m. Keystone Lake is just west of Tulsa.
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La Opinión De Poza RicaEmmanuel RincónFor drowning when entering a body of water to rescue a puppy, it was how a 14-year-old teenager lost his life in the town of San José Buenavista, of the delegation Santa Rosa Jauregui in the city of Querétaro. It was through the emergency number 911 that the emergency services were alerted following the report of the young person who entered a body of water in the cerril zone. Immediately, search and rescue efforts were activated …
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