Frederick Charles Clark III, 28, was working on the deck of the vessel George W in Ugak Bay near Kodiak, Alaska, on March 15, 1984, when he is believed to have fallen overboard into frigid Alaskan waters. He was described as a white male, brown hair, blue eyes, about 5 feet 11 inches and 155 pounds, with a scar on his left hand. He was wearing a yellow rain slicker, green rain pants, a blue hooded sweatshirt and BF Goodrich rubber boots.

The circumstances of how he went overboard are not detailed; the incident is presumed to have been a boating accident and the Alaska State Troopers handled the investigation. No recovery has been reported and he is categorized as a presumed drowning, leaving family and friends without closure.

Does anyone have information about Frederick Clark, his last movements aboard the George W, or the March 15, 1984 search efforts in Ugak Bay?