RedactedNarrative: Operator/Victim was paddleboarding Northbound along the NE shore of Upper Nemahbin Lake, while being followed by the Witness, who was also operating a paddle board ,approximately 100 feet behind the victim.  Witness observed the Operator/Victim kneel down on his board, and then put his forearms on the board.  Witness paddle up and asked Operator/Victim "are you alright?".  Operator/Victim did not respond but just fell off the board.  Once Operator/Victim went under the water, he resurfaced right away, and gasped, he then went back under the water.  Witness jumped in after the Operator/Victim and propped his head out of the water. The men were near shore and the water was approximately 3 feet in depth.  Witness dragged the Operator/Victim to shore and called 911.  Once EMS arrived Operator/Victim was dragged completely out of the water and life saving measures were attempted but unsuccessful, he never regained consciousness.
  
  Operator/Victim was pronounced dead at 6:47 pm at the Aurora Summit Medical Center.
  
  The Waukesha County Medical Examiner's office determined that Operator/Victim cause of death was drowning.  This determination was due to the MD being unable to conclusively determine that the heart attack suffered by Operator/Victim was not survivable, and that water was present in the victim's lungs.
  