Man drowns in Lake Michigan saving two children
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A Missouri man drowned in Lake Michigan Sunday trying to rescue two children in distress, according to the Racine County Sheriff's Office.
The man has been identified as Thomas J. Walker, 40, and the sheriff's office said he died aiding his young relatives "as they struggled in the waters of Lake Michigan." "He was a kind soul and an amazing uncle to his niece and nephews. And how we lost him is a testament to how great an uncle and all-around guy he was. (We) never met a person who didn't like him. He is missed greatly," Walker's family said in a statement released by the sheriff's office.
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