[Nfbc-info] Please Pray for Mike May's family

[Lisa Irving]

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Lisa Irving

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> On Jan 16, 2016, at 9:16 PM, Nancy Lynn via Nfbc-info <nfbc-info at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> I got this from another list and thought you'd be interested in it.
> Hi: This is only send as FYI.
> Please keep Mike May's family in your thoughts & prayers. - Kim A 23-year-old ski instructor disappeared after skiing at a Placer County
> resort Thursday, setting off a search for the man who teaches at the
> slopes, police said Friday.
> 
> Carson May, an employee at Sugar Bowl Resortnear Norden, went skiing on his
> day off Thursday afternoon but didn't meet a friend to get a ride home,
> said Dena Erwin, a Placer County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman. His
> belongings were found inside a locker on the grounds. 
> Resort spokesman John Monsonsaid the ski patrol learned he was missing
> around 10 a.m. Friday and contacted the sheriff's office. May worked as a
> Mountain Sports Learning Centerski instructor, he said.
> 
> Crews with the sheriff's office, Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue, and the
> resort's ski patrol sent out skiers, snowmobiles and a snowcat in the
> search. They already scoured the front side of the resort looking for May
> and continued to look for him at the back side Friday night, Erwin said. 
> UPDATE:
> NORDEN, Calif. - Search and rescue crews are still looking Saturday for a
> 23-year-old man who went missing Thursday afternoon while skiing at Sugar
> Bowl Resort at Donner Summit. 
> The Placer County Sheriff's Office on Friday identified the skier as Carson
> May, of Davis, Calif., who works at Sugar Bowl's Mountain Sports Learning
> Center as a ski school instructor. 
> "There are 43 searchers on the mountain. There's high avalanche danger in
> certain areas, which won't be searched for now," according to a PCSO
> statement at about 9:30 a.m. Saturday. 
> The search resumed at 7 a.m. Saturday. Teams looking include those from the
> PCSO Auburn and Tahoe stations, Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue, Tahoe
> Avalanche dogs, Contra Costa County Search and Rescue, National Ski Patrol,
> and Sugar Bowl ski patrol. 
> PCSO officials said May got lost after his last ski run Thursday while
> working at the resort. 
> 
> "He did not show up for his ride home, and it was discovered (Friday)
> morning that he never made it home last night," according to a PCSO
> statement Friday. "His belongings are still in his locker at the resort. 
> "May was last seen wearing a blue Colombia jacket, bright green pants, and
> a blue helmet." 
> Sugar Bowl officials on Friday said May was reported missing at about 10
> a.m., once his friends realized he did not make it home the night before. 
> Ski patrol, PCSO officials and TNSAR volunteers began searching Friday
> morning by ski, snowmobile and Snocat, according to Sugar Bowl, focusing in
> and around the last known area of the missing skier. 
> A search helicopter was flying over there resort's backside on Friday. It
> will return Saturday should weather conditions allow, according to PCSO. 
> "Sugar Bowl Resort is in communication with the family, and the active
> search for the missing skier is currently ongoing," officials said Friday
> afternoon.        
> Kevin MacMillan
> kmacmillan at sierrasun.com
> 
> 
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