Two men who died after medical incidents at Keystone Resort this week have been identified as 53-year-old Daniel Mares of Arvada and 66-year-old Durwood Marshall of Silverthorne.<\/p>\n
On Dec. 22,\u00a0Mares was found unconscious\u00a0and not breathing at the bottom of a run at the resort, and was transported to the Keystone Medical Center where he was pronounced deceased.<\/p>\n
On Dec. 25,\u00a0Marshall was also discovered unconscious\u00a0on a trail, and was transported to St. Anthony Summit Medical Center where he was later pronounced deceased.<\/p>\n
Both deaths were the result of medical events related to cardiac issues, according to Summit County Coroner Regan Wood.<\/p>\n
The deaths represent the second and third fatalities stemming from ski resorts in Summit County this year.\u00a0Daniel Giger, a 21-year-old University of Colorado Boulder student,\u00a0was killed following a collision\u00a0with a tree at Breckenridge Ski Resort on Dec. 16.<\/p>\n
In addition to three deaths in Summit County, there have been at least two other skier deaths this season.<\/p>\n
Bindu Pomeroy, 44, was killed snowboarding in the Vail backcountry late last month after landing headfirst jumping off a cliff. Bill Brockmueller, 26, passed away at Boulder Community Health’s Foothills Hospital on Dec. 10, six days after colliding with a tree at Eldora Mountain Resort.<\/p>\n