Mother Swept To Sea While Memorializing Son On Sonoma Coast
A 75-year-old woman drowned after being swept by a wave at Sonoma Coast State Park. She had come to the beach to memorialize her oldest son who died a year ago.
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A 75-year-old woman drowned after being swept by a wave at Sonoma Coast State Park. She had come to the beach to memorialize her oldest son who died a year ago.
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