10/10/2026
From Incident Commander Lauri Dodge:
Today, two incredible Search and Rescue responders deserve a standing ovation for their exceptional work in the field!
At 3:00 a.m., Tayo Basquiat of Cibola SAR and Albuquerque Mountain Rescue Council, and Tyler Mobraten of Socorro SAR, answered the call to find a missing 69-year-old hiker on Mount Taylor.
Using their tracking skills and sound sweeps, they located the hiker on a remote ridge. Both EMTs, they assessed his condition, took his vital signs, and began warming and rehydrating him.
After more than three hours of navigating rugged terrain, they guided him several miles to a waiting UTV, where he was transported to an ambulance and then airlifted to the hospital.
Perhaps the most moving part of this mission? The hiker feared he wouldn’t survive the night and had begun writing messages to his family when Tayo and Tyler emerged from the darkness.
Outstanding work, Tayo and Tyler! Your skill, perseverance, and compassion brought hope when it was needed most.
Thank you also to our partners at Cibola County Sheriff’s Department, Cibola County Fire and Emergency Services, and Classic Air for their teamwork and support.
Please join us in celebrating these incredible responders!
“So Others May Live”