RedactedNarrative: At 1054 hours on July 4, 2022 I was notified by dispatch of a vessel that was stranded and that the motor had died.  The RP stated that the Husband and Dad tried to swim back to shore for help.  There were still 4 individuals on the vessel.  At 10:55 hours The RP said that they could see the West Mountain tree farm on the north side.  At 1056 Hours the RP alerted that they could still see the males, and alerted that they did not have life jackets on.  1056 hours I asked for GPS and the coordinates were relayed as 40.22049, 111.779687  1055 dispatch time (1057 USCGA watch Time) I placed a call to a Coast Guard Auxiliary member staying in our campground, and advised I need his assistance for people in the water.  
  
  He informed he would meet me at the Rescue boat.  I arrived at the Rescue vessel, started it, and was able to plot in the GPS coordinates that dispatch had given to me.  At 1059 hours the RP stated that they lost visual of the two individuals in the water  SUBJECT1 boarded the Rescue vessel at 11:00 Dispatch time (1102 USCGA watch time).  
  
  We then proceed out of the marina with Lights and Siren.  The marina was congested with holiday traffic, and we left the marina as quickly as we could while not endangering other users.  Once we cleared all vessels, swimmers, fisherman and other traffic, we quickly took the boat up to plane, and then slowed to safe speeds for the conditions as we had 2-3 foot rolling waves.  
  
  Utah  County Search and Rescue contacted me to see if they could be of assistance.  I advised that at that time no SAR resources were needed.  At 11:13 I could see the vessel, but could not see the two individuals in the water. At that time I called for additional help from SAR.  Since we could not see the individuals in the water we slowed our speed on approach to the broken down vessel as to not inadvertently hit the people we were trying to find.   
  
  When we were within shouting distance of the vessel I called out to find the last known location of the people in the water.  The RP pointed South East of their location.  I informed the RP since they were safe and secure in the vessel, that we would look for the others.  A short distance away, we could see a head bobbing in the water, and then an arm wave at us.  
  
  We made contact with the first swimmer and pulled them onto the Rescue vessel at  1115 hours dispatch time and 1117 USCGA watch time.  We asked the individual the last point they had seen the other swimmer.   He pointed just east of us and told us the other individual was his son.  We looked that direction, and could see the first swimmers shoes floating, and then near the shoes I saw the second swimmer floating face down.  SUBJECT1 piloted the rescue boat into position and I was able to grab the shirt of the swimmer.  We were then able to pull the individual onto our vessel.  The position was marked at 40. 22114, 111.77871.  I informed dispatch at 1118 to have medical meet us at the Marina ASAP.  I then informed dispatch at 1120 hours that I had initiated CPR. 
  
  I had SUBJECT1 pilot the Rescue Boat back to Provo Marina while I continued CPR at a rate of 30 compressions to 2 breaths using a non re-breathing mask. At 1132 hours the Rescue Boat was back in the Provo Marina and CPR was transferred to Provo Fire as I was physically exhausted.  I advised Provo Fire of the other patient on board and to please check him out as well.  SUBJECT1 stayed on board the Rescue Vessel with subject2, and spoke with him. The Provo Fire Battalion chief also knew the family and spoke with subject2 at length. Provo Fire prepared the victim for transport and took him to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center.  
  