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Praying for a safe return
Praying for a safe return
TSandM: Missing Diver in Clallam County, WA
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H20doctor
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do you know If they were diving Duncan Rock Today or Tatoosh Island ?
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BabyDuck
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fervently praying...
Cyprian
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I echo the comments of all parties that have posted here and on FB and am sending prayers for a safe return. I hope she is just floating on the surface waiting for a boat to pick her up.
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Lynne's husband, Peter, has posted in the Passings Forum: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/passings/513219-tsandm-lynne-flaherty.html
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That's a damn shame. She always chimed in with well thought comments and brought cool heads to the table. What were the conditions like when the dive occurred?
Lopez116
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This is actually pretty scary. If something can happen to a diver as safety conscious as her, it can happen to anyone.
andrewy
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anything can happen anytime anywhere she was (hate that word) very safe...just today went to search for her maui advise 
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ajduplessis
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Very sad to hear. Was this a tech dive?
---------- Post added August 26th, 2015 at 08:46 AM ----------
Brutal reminder that water is an extremely hostile environment. Things can and will go wrong, no matter who you are or how experienced you are. We can not dive in denial, accept this and try and be prepared. Its similar (at least to me) to riding a motorcycle or car. Its just a matter of time before you are involved in an accident, your fault or not.
---------- Post added August 26th, 2015 at 08:46 AM ----------
Brutal reminder that water is an extremely hostile environment. Things can and will go wrong, no matter who you are or how experienced you are. We can not dive in denial, accept this and try and be prepared. Its similar (at least to me) to riding a motorcycle or car. Its just a matter of time before you are involved in an accident, your fault or not.
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