Ryder Williams, a 16-year-old lifeguard from California, is in the process of finalizing plans for a visit to the White House. This follows an acknowledgment from President Donald Trump, who praised Williams for his actions in rescuing a 10-year-old boy from the ocean on July 25. The boy was in distress due to strong surf conditions. Williams' family has been contacted by the White House regarding the visit.
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Teen Lifeguard Ryder Williams to Visit White House Following Rescue of Drowning Boy
Ryder Williams, a teenage lifeguard who rescued a drowning boy, is set to visit the White House after receiving praise from President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on July 25, and Williams' family is coordinating the visit with the White House.
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Family of hero teen lifeguard finalizing plans for White House visit after Trump praised miraculous beach rescue
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Teen Lifeguard Ryder Williams to Visit White House Following Rescue of Drowning Boy