RedactedNarrative: On June 22, 2019, at approximately 1620, I Ranger was contacted by a camper about a missing boater on Storrie Lake State Park. The reporting party state that a member of his group, Operator, was on a Personal Water Craft (PWC) and was unaccounted for and believed to be in the vicinity of the island. Subject also stated that the operator was wearing a red Personal Floatation Device. I immediately contacted Park Seasonal to assist me in conducting a search and rescue operation. 
  
  We launched the Patrol Boat at approximately 1630 and proceeded to the North side of the island at which point we discovered a PWC floating without an operator. We continued the search for the missing boater. Unable to locate the missing boater, I requested additional assistance for further search operations from the New Mexico State Police and New Mexico Game and Fish. Additionally, I requested for an ambulance to be dispatched to the park. I received information that the missing boater was on the island waving for assistance. 
  
  I proceeded directly to the island and located the missing boater, Operator. He was in obvious medical distress as he was stiff and tense exhibiting signs and symptoms of a seizure. I asked Operator if he required medical attention. He stated that he "had forgotten to take his seizure medicine." It was apparent at that point that he was still having a seizure as his arms were locked up and wrists were curled inward. He was loaded on the Patrol Boat and I immediately headed to the boat ramp. En route I advised park staff at the boat ramp that medical assistance would be needed. Arriving at the boat ramp, EMS helped remove operator from the boat and into the ambulance where they treated Operator and transported him to the Local Alta Vista Regional Hospital.
  