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Vancouver woman killed in Lacamas Lake watercraft collision

Driver of second personal watercraft and 10-year-old child involved in incident were uninjured

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A 48-year-old Vancouver woman died Aug. 8, 2024, following a collision between two personal watercrafts on Lacamas Lake in Camas. (Contributed photo courtesy of Camas Police Department)

A day of summer fun on Lacamas Lake in Camas turned deadly this week after two personal watercraft vehicles collided, throwing a woman and 10-year-old child into the water.   

Police say Angela Narciso, 48, of Vancouver, died Thursday, Aug. 8, following the collision between the watercraft. A 10-year-old child and the driver of the second personal watercraft were uninjured. Police said Narciso knew other watercraft driver, who has not yet been identified.

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