Texas man on trip to spread father's ashes dies of heat stroke in Utah's Arches National Park
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James Bernard Hendricks, 66, of Austin, was hiking in the park and likely became disoriented from a combination of heat, dehydration and high altitude.
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James Bernard Hendricks, 66, of Austin, was hiking in the park and likely became disoriented from a combination of heat, dehydration and high altitude.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Texas man whose body was found in Utah’s Arches National Park is believed to have died of heat stroke while on a trip to spread
The lifeless body of a Texas man was discovered in Utah's Arches National Park, with indications pointing towards heat stroke during his journey to scatter his father's ashes.
A 66-year-old man whose body was found in Utah’s Arches National Park is believed to have died of heat stroke while on a journey to spread his father’s ashes, according to family.
James Bernard Hendricks, 66 of Austin, was hiking in the park and likely became disoriented from a combination of heat, dehydration and high altitude, according to his sister.
A Texas man whose body was found in Utah’s Arches National Park is believed to have died of heat stroke while on a trip to spread his father’s ashes, family members said Tuesday.
A man who was found dead at Arches National Park is believed to have died from heat stroke while seeking to spread his father's ashes, family members say.
A Texas man whose body was found in Utah’s Arches National Park is believed to have died of heat stroke while on a trip to spread his father’s ashes, family members said Tuesday.
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