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Body of missing Vancouver woman found in Lacamas Lake

Terri Kehrli, 56, sent a text to family on Sunday showing herself kayaking in the Camas lake; police say no evidence of foul play

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Police found the body of a missing Vancouver woman in Camas' Lacamas Lake, pictured, on Tuesday, Oct. 27. (Post-Record file photo)

Police say they have recovered the body of a missing Vancouver woman in Lacamas Lake.

The family of 56-year-old Terri Kehrli reported her missing to police earlier this week, and said the Vancouver woman had texted a photo of herself kayaking on the Camas lake on Sunday, Oct. 25. 

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