Experienced and well trained diver missing since Saturday 3/16/19 off of Cozumel. Please take the time to read! Anyone on the water can help right now.

I’m just copying and pasting to hopefully get the word out to have as many people in as many countries looking for him. Yes, you read that correctly. It is assumed due to currents he could be pulled up around the Yucatan Peninsula or toward the
Florida Keys/Cuba (as early as early Tuesday).

Per scubaboard.com (search and rescue effort details can be found here also). Post is from Saturday. Click link for more updated info.
Cameron and his mother went on a shore dive in the north. They separated during the dive (as part of the dive plan). She made it back to shore as planned and he has not yet shown up. He did have a scooter, his mother returned with the camera. Cameron is
a highly trained and highly skilled diver. I too hope that he exited way up north and is still walking back, sadly this is probably wishful thinking. Because of his experience, this indicates he probably got into some serious trouble. Prayers that you
are found alive Cameron! https://www.scubaboard.com/community/threads/scubaboard-staff-member-northernone-missing-in-cozumel.576034/page-18

Per GoFundMe page
Cameron Donaldson was diving at the North end of Cozumel. While he is a very experienced diver, and well equipped for the dive, the currents in that area are very fast and can be dangerous. He entered the water at Las Rocas yesterday at 2:30 PM. He was
diving with his mom and she returned to shore but, he did not.

Cameron, is from Canada, where he lives in a small village with the First Nation Peoples of the Cree Nation. He does thereaputic dive training for handicapped and people with PTSD in James Bay. EEYOU Divers, KUUCHIITAAU offers youth the healing and
freedom the waters bring in an educational program to support health, inspire learning and enjoy peace.

He lives in Cozumel for part of the year and returns to Canada when he is able to start his dive program in the summer. He has the most generous and kind spirit and is widely admired by everyone who has interacted with him. Please help us find him.



There’s also a master thread on “Cozumel 4 You” Facebook page.

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On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 5:04:06 PM UTC-7, amandair...@gmail.com wrote:

Experienced and well trained diver missing since Saturday 3/16/19 off of Cozumel. Please take the time to read! Anyone on the water can help right now.

I’m just copying and pasting to hopefully get the word out to have as many people in as many countries looking for him. Yes, you read that correctly. It is assumed due to currents he could be pulled up around the Yucatan Peninsula or toward the

Florida Keys/Cuba (as early as early Tuesday).

Per scubaboard.com (search and rescue effort details can be found here also). Post is from Saturday. Click link for more updated info.
Cameron and his mother went on a shore dive in the north. They separated during the dive (as part of the dive plan). She made it back to shore as planned and he has not yet shown up. He did have a scooter, his mother returned with the camera. Cameron

is a highly trained and highly skilled diver. I too hope that he exited way up north and is still walking back, sadly this is probably wishful thinking. Because of his experience, this indicates he probably got into some serious trouble. Prayers that you
are found alive Cameron!

https://www.scubaboard.com/community/threads/scubaboard-staff-member-northernone-missing-in-cozumel.576034/page-18

Per GoFundMe page
Cameron Donaldson was diving at the North end of Cozumel. While he is a very experienced diver, and well equipped for the dive, the currents in that area are very fast and can be dangerous. He entered the water at Las Rocas yesterday at 2:30 PM. He was

diving with his mom and she returned to shore but, he did not.

Cameron, is from Canada, where he lives in a small village with the First Nation Peoples of the Cree Nation. He does thereaputic dive training for handicapped and people with PTSD in James Bay. EEYOU Divers, KUUCHIITAAU offers youth the healing and

freedom the waters bring in an educational program to support health, inspire learning and enjoy peace.

He lives in Cozumel for part of the year and returns to Canada when he is able to start his dive program in the summer. He has the most generous and kind spirit and is widely admired by everyone who has interacted with him. Please help us find him.

There’s also a master thread on “Cozumel 4 You” Facebook page.

Any update?

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