Indoesian National Killed In Kodiak Lodge Fire

Here’s the Alaska State Troopers updated report on the tragedy:

On 6/2/2016 at approximately 2230 hours, Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, and a State Fire Marshal arrived at the scene of the structure fire in Uyak Bay near the village of Larsen Bay on Kodiak Island. Because of poor weather conditions in the area, Troopers utilized the Alaska Wildlife Trooper patrol vessel, Cama’i to get to the scene. The “Parks Cannery” is operated as the Spirit of Alaska Wilderness Adventures Lodge. Investigation revealed that the fire had started in the main guest cabin. Four guests of the Lodge were sleeping in the cabin when the fire broke out. Shaun Gozali, a 30 year old Indonesian National, and Taeri Kim, a 33 year old South Korean Nation, were able to escape through a window. Danielle Gozali, a 22 year old Indonesian National, was pulled out of the burning structure by the owner of the lodge. The fourth member of the party, Silvana Sutanto, a 59 year old Indonesian National, perished in the fire. The three survivors were transported to the Kodiak hospital for treatment of their injuries by a United States Coast Guard helicopter early that morning. Shaun Gozali and Danielle Gozali were then flown to Seattle for further treatment. Taeri Kim was treated at the Hospital in Kodiak. The Indonesian and Korean Consulate were contacted and notified of the incident. Next of kin for the deceased were notified. Investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.