A woman from Sequim is encouraging people to wear life jackets on the water after her son drowned while kayaking near the Dungeness Spit.
SEQUIM, Wash. — As families across western Washington enjoy a long weekend by the water, one grieving mother is hoping her son’s story will serve as a reminder: water safety can mean the difference between life and death.
Michele Duncan recently built a memorial bench in her backyard for her son, 21-year-old Ty Bradley Coone, who drowned in May while kayaking near the Dungeness Spit.
“I know my son is in a beautiful place,” Duncan said. “He was a light…
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