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DANE WILLIAMS RIP: Hurley Employee Found Dead

By SURFER Magazine

| posted on July 22, 2010

According to a report published by CBS News, the body of Dane Williams, Huntington Beach local and member of the Hurley marketing department, was found dead in the City Heights section of San Diego, 20 miles from where he was last seen. Dane went missing on Saturday morning near 1 a.m. after attending the ASR tradeshow. Dane was 23. The knowledge of his death comes as a deep shock to us at Surfer and our deepest condolences go out to all of his friends and family. Stay tuned to Surfermag.com for more information.

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