Surfing star Mikala Jones has tragically died at 44 years old following a freak accident.
has tragically died ... after part of his surfboard reportedly severed his femoral artery during a freak accident over the weekend., when the fin of Jones' surfboard appeared to cause a huge gash near his left groin.
The outlet reports medical personnel raced to assist Jones -- rushing him to the hospital ... though he sadly was declared dead there from his injuries.Isabella , grieved his death in an emotional Instagram post later on Sunday ... writing,"I'm not sure how to put this in words, but my dad got into a bad surfing accident and didn’t make it. Im happy he was doing what he loved the most."
"Life will never be the same without you," she added."I miss you so much, i would do anything to get one more moment, even if it was us arguing and then laughing our asses off. Thank you for teaching me so many life lessons, and always being there for me. I wish you were still here with us right now. I will always be think about you dad ❤️"Jones, a Hawaii native, began surfing at a young age ...
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