Keen Lau Identified As Man Who Drowned While Attempting To Save His Dog

The identity of the man who drowned while attempting to save his dog over the weekend has been revealed.

According to a statement by District of West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager, Keen Lau was attempting to rescue his Labrador, who had been swept into Cypress Creek, when he was caught in the current.

In a statement, the individual expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their close friend. According to the source, Keen was an exceptional individual. The individual expressed a strong dedication to their community.

According to Sager, there was a shared interest in cycling and skiing between the pair. Lau was described as having a deep passion for the mountains.

According to sources, Keen was widely adored by all those who had the privilege of knowing him.

According to sources, the individual in question was described as truly kind, devoted, and highly empathetic. According to the statement, Keen was not only competent but also highly capable as an athlete.

According to Sager, Lau went through a “horrendous biking accident” more than ten years ago and showed great perseverance during his recovery.

Undeterred by the setback, Keen’s passion for sports and adventure remained strong. Rebuilding his psychological and physical strength, he turned to his bike and the mountain.

According to Sager, he utilized his extensive knowledge of both psychological and physical suffering to aid and enhance the well-being of those around him, particularly his father, Laurence, who passed away in 2022.

According to the source, Lau was recently married and is survived by his mother and brother.

In a statement, the individual expressed their sympathy towards those affected by the loss of a beloved son, brother, and husband, acknowledging the impact of this untimely tragedy.

In West Vancouver, a special member of the community has passed away. This person was known for their kind words and never speaking negatively about others. According to the source, he witnessed the finest qualities of human beings.