Rescue efforts to find missing kayaker Danny Marron were suspended after a two-day search yielded no signs of distress. Marron's overturned kayak was found near Mission Bay, and his last cellphone ping was recorded shortly after he left the area. Despite the difficulties posed by 8-foot surf and windy conditions, various teams searched a 460-square-mile area. Danny, recognized as a dedicated father, a teacher, and a spiritual leader in the community, left behind a grieving family, hoping for new information that may resume the search.
Despite an exhaustive search in challenging conditions, rescuers have suspended efforts to find Danny Marron, missing since departing Mission Bay on February 14.
Eryka Arizaga described her husband, Danny Marron, as a devoted father and a seasoned outrigger paddler, fondly recalling how he navigated the bay effortlessly.
Lifeguard Chief James Gartland highlighted the difficulties faced during the search, emphasizing that the surf was up to 8 feet and conditions were extremely choppy and windy.
After two days of searching a 460-square-mile area, rescuers found no signs of distress, prompting the suspension of their efforts at 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
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