In separate incidents, two men tragically lost their lives while heroically attempting to save others from drowning. In Missouri, David Moore, 66, drowned after rescuing his girlfriend's 5-year-old son and another individual from Smithville Lake, succumbing to strong currents after ensuring their safety. Similarly, in Oregon, Derik Morganstern, 35, died while saving a woman who had jumped into the Willamette River; he successfully pushed her to safety but was ultimately swept away by the current. Moore's body was recovered later by authorities, while Morganstern's body was discovered by a volunteer dive team after a lengthy search. Both men are remembered by their families and friends as selfless individuals, with calls to prioritize water safety following these tragedies. These incidents highlight the risks involved in water activities and the importance of wearing life jackets.