RedactedNarrative: On 09/06/2015 at approximately 1630 hours, operator1, a guide for Kayak Lake Powell, was launching with a group that had enlisted Kayak Lake Powell for a guided tour of Lone Beach in Kane County, Utah. OPERATOR1 stated that he launched at approximately 1630 hours, incidentally before a violent storm front came through the area. He stated that the storm "came out of nowhere", but in actuality, the weather had been poor for entirety of the afternoon.
  
  OPERATOR1 stated that as they were launching, a large gust of wind came in from the Southwest and started blowing kayaks into boats and even capsized several of the kayaks. Several boaters in the area recognized what was happening and the potential life threatening situation developing, and rushed to assist the group. A 45 year old male, and one of his children, were submerged according to witnesses at the scene. The 45 year old male was not wearing a life jacket and found himself in water that was over his head as he attempted to stand on the bottom. He began using a hopping motion to attempt to keep having access to air. He began to over exert himself, and started breathing in water, and nearly drowned. The 3 year old child was wearing a life jacket, but it was not properly sized.
  
  The entire group was rescued by good Samaritans and brought to shore. The child showed mild signs of hypothermia, and brought inside the Lone Rock campground hosts RV to attempt to warm them.
  
  The 45 year old man began demonstrating shortness of breath, feeling faint, and inability to catch his breath, nausea, vomiting, and very low SpO2 levels in addition to being ghostly white and pale. He was administered oxygen and transported by ambulance to Page Hospital for further evaluation. The child recovered after a few minutes inside the RV and was released to their mother. The guide provided me with a written statement, and the owner of the company, declined a statement.