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Updated: 10:19 PM Nov 12, 2008
UPDATE: Ashland Man and Brother Found Alive in Colorado
The family of Ashland, Ky., man William "Mark" Boso, 32, and his brother, 43-year-old Charles "Mike" Boso III of Kalamazoo, Mich., said both men were found late Tuesday afternoon in Colorado and are doing well.
Posted: 7:06 AM Nov 12, 2008Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
Mark (left) & MIke (right) Boso
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Updated at 8 p.m. Tuesday
The family of Ashland, Ky., man William "Mark" Boso, 32, and his brother, 43-year-old Charles "Mike" Boso III of Kalamazoo, Mich., said both men were found late Tuesday afternoon in Colorado and are doing well. They reportedly were stranded in snowy conditions.
The men were found in Eagle, Colo., located about a two-hour drive away from Meeker, Colo. -- the place where they were last seen before being reported missing.
Boso's wife was en route Tuesday night to Colorado to be with her husband.
A 7 p.m. Wednesday there will be a community concert of praise for the Boso family at the Second Free Will Baptist Church on 2121 29th St. in Ashland.
On Sunday the church is planning a welcome home dinner for Mark at 5:00 p.m
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest updates.
Original story
RIO BLANCO COUNTY, CO. (WSAZ) – Police are searching for an Ashland, Ky man and his brother who have not been heard from since they began a hunting trip last month.
According to KUSA –TV in Denver and the Kalamazoo County, Michigan Sheriff's Office, 43-year old Charles "Mike" Boso III of Kalamazoo, Mich. and his brother, 32-year old William "Mark" Boso of Ashland, Ky., left the Kalamazoo area for a hunting trip in the Meeker, Colorado area on October 30.
According to the sheriff's office, the brothers were in the Meeker area around 7:30 a.m. on Oct. 31.
The men were supposed to return to Kalamazoo on Nov. 7. However, no one has heard from them since a 10 a.m. phone call to family members on Oct. 31.
A search and rescue team from the Rio Blanco Colorado Sheriff’s Office has been doing an air search for the men.
Friends of Mark tell WSAZ.com that the brothers were in Colorado to hunt elk. They say his last credit card purchase was on November 1 at gas station in Meeker.
We’re also told that Mark’s wife is now in Colorado to help in the search.
We've also learned the brothers are originally from Pt Pleasant, W.Va.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest information.
According to police, the brothers were traveling in a maroon 2000 Ford F-350 with an extended cab. It has Michigan license 7JF-L43.
Anyone with information about the hunters' whereabouts is asked to call the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office at 269-383-8821.
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To all of the people that have been laid off or lost their jobs, I feel your pain. I lived in the northern panhandle and worked at Weirton Steel for almost 30 years when corporate greed bankrupted the company and we all lost our jobs. You will all be in my prayers and may God help find employment for all those that suffered the effects of corporate greed. For those CEO's out there, I hope that when you sit down to Thanksgiving Dinner and gather around the Christmas Tree you think of all of those that you put out of work so that you can have your bonuses and golden parachutes. I hope that someday the working class men and women can return the favor and put you in the street to scratch for a living. All of the money in the world won't protect you on Judgement Day and then you will pay for your "Corporate Greed".
Praise the LORD!
God really watched over these men. He answered everyone's prayer. If these men didn't have strong faith they probally would have never made it. But, because of one choice in there lives they believed. Thank God for that. I send my love to the family. God Bless you all.
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