A San Antonio woman, Mallory Geis, 39, died in a deadly avalanche on Broad Peak—Pakistan’s twelfth-highest mountain—during her first attempt at an eight-thousand-meter climb. A natural athlete and recent Pilates studio owner turned adventurer, she was described by loved ones as a radiant soul deeply missed. Her family requests privacy amid grief but thanks supporters for their compassion. The expedition, led by famed climber Nirmal Purja and including climbers from Nepal, Oman, and the U.S., vanished from base camp; all ten members are confirmed dead. This tragedy underscores the unforgiving risks of high-altitude climbing—even for those who respect the mountains’ power.
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