NOT 30 NOT 46 but 51 summits of Everest including 5 women from the south side: Summits May 30, 2005

The South Side list: For May 30th: Note is possible this list might grow, it is also possible some summits could be disputed later. This is the reported list for May 30th, 2005.

Add according to his press agent: ON TOP OF THE WORLD: Gabriel Filippi has reached the summit of Everest (29,035ft / 8850M) Monday, may 30th around 10:00 A.M. (Nepal time).  He is doing well and is spending the night at Camp II.  Early tomorrow morning he will be traversing the famous Khumbu icefall than heading back to Base Camp IN MEMORY OF SEAN EGAN: On the summit, Gabriel installed a "KADA" (a scarf blessed by the monk and worn by the climbers) on which he had written 1942-2005, in memory of his friend Sean Egan.  He had inserted Sean's ashes in a small pocket.   His friend is now where he always wanted to be. Source: Diane et François

Add: 30th May, 2005: As per the report of Liaison officer and Team Leader, the following additional 1 member  and 1 High Altitude Worker of the team has been successful to scale 8848 meter high Mt. Everest on 30th May, 2005..

1.  Mr. Scott WANZY (33 Yrs), Member, Engineer, Portland, USA

2.  Mr. Furr Gyalzen Sherpa (29) High Altitude Worker, Juving-3, Solukhumbu, Nepal

The handling agency of the Expedition Team is Thamserku Trekking (Pvt. Ltd.)   Kathmandu, Nepal.

Spanish: Jesus Calleja, from Leon, summits Everest with his sherpa! He is the first Spaniard to reach the summit by the South Face. Jesus, 40 years young, is an experienced mountain climber who climbed Cho-Oyu.

Koreans (8, 3 members and 5 Sherpas): 2005 Hanyang University Alpine Club Mt. Everest Expedition 30th May, 2005 at 12  Noon.

30th May, 2005

1.  Mr. Hyong Chul Kim (27 Yrs), Member, Civil Engineer, South Korea

2.  Mr. Jin Ho Seok, (37 Yrs), Member, Civil Engineer, South Korea

3.  Mr. Dawa Wonju Sherpa (33 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Makalu-3, Sankhuwasava, Nepal

4.  Mr. Dawa  Norbu Sherpa (33 Yrs) High Altitude Worker, Makalu-3, Sankhuwasava, Nepal

5.  Mr. Peme Sherpa (40 Yrs) High Altitude Worker, Makalu-5, Sankhuwasava, Nepal

6.         Mr. Geun Saeng Kim  (38 Yrs) Member, Business, South Korea

7.         Mr. Nga Wang Lakpa Sherpa (33 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Chaurikharka-3, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

8.         Mr. Pasang Rita Sherpa (28 Yrs.), High Altitude Worker, Namche-2, Solukhumbu, Nepal

Iranians (8, 8 members and 4 Sherpas, with 2 women!)

30th May, 2005

1.         Mr. Eghbal Aflaky Aghbelagh (51 Yrs) Leader, Alpinist,  Iran

2.         Mr. Mahmed Shoaei (43 Yrs) Member, Engineer, Iran

3.         Mr. Azim Ghechisaz (24 Yrs) Member, Iran

4.         Mr. Reza Bahadorani (27 Yrs) Member, Jewellery Sellar, Iran

5.         Ms. Farkhondeh Sadegh (36 Yrs) Member, Designer, Iran

6.         Ms. Loleh Keshavarz (26 Yrs) Member, Dentist, Iran       

7.         Mr. Lhakpa Gelu Sherpa (37 Yrs.), Climbing Sirdar, Juving, Kharikhola-1, Solukhumbu, Nepal

8.         Mr. Chhang Dawa Sherpa (23 Yrs), Makalu-9, Sankhuwasava Nepal

9.         Mr. Lhakpa Sherpa (44 Yrs), Khumjung -1, Solukhumbu, Nepal

10.       Mr. Karma Gyalgen Sherpa (21 Yrs) Makalu-9, Sankhuwasava, Nepal

11.         Mr. Reza Zarei Toudeshici, (36 Yrs),  Member, Alpinist, Iran.

12.         Mr. Jalal Cheshmeh Ghasabani (46 Yrs), Member, Mountain Guide, Iran

IMG (logistics) Everest Expedition (5, 2 memeber, and 3 Sherpas)

30th May, 2005

1.         Mr. David Allen Hahn (44 Yrs), Leader, Guide, USA

2.         Mr. Douglas Lee Brockmeyer, (45 Yrs), Physician, USA

3.         Mr. Da Nuru Sherpa () High Altitude Worker Khumjung-9, Phortse, Solukhumbu, Nepal

4.         Mr. Mingma Tenzing Sherpa ()High Altitude Worker Khumjung-9, Phortse, Solukhumbu, Nepal

5.         Mr. Phu Nuru Sherpa ()High Altitude Worker Khumjung-9, Phortse, Solukhumbu, Nepal

Alpine Ascents ( 4 , 2 members and 2 Sherpas)

30th May, 2005

1.         Mr. David Liano (26 Yrs), Member, Analyst, Mexico

2.         Mr. Kami Rita Sherpa (35 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Thame-7, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

3.         Mr. Vernon Edward Tejas, (52 Yrs.), Leader, Mountain Guide, USA

4.         Mr. Chewang Nima Sherpa (37 Yrs), High Altitude Worker, Theso-4, Solukhumbu, Nepal

Mountain Madness (14, 5 members and 9 sherpas)

30th May, 2005

1.         Mr. Guillermo Benegas (37 Yrs) Team Leader , Mountain Guide, USA

2.         Ms. Christine Joyce Feld Boskoff (38 Yrs) Member, Guide, USA

3.         Mr. Eric Samuel Garza (42 Yrs) Member, Service, USA

4.         Mr. Dean Daniel Cardinale (36 Yrs) Member, Guide, USA

5.         Ms. Shaunna Marie Burke (30 Yrs) Member, Cruiser, Canada

6.         Mr. Lhakpa Norbu Sherpa (26 Yrs) Sirdar, Namche-2, Solukhumbu, Nepal

7.         Mr. Mingmar Tsheri Sherpa(25 Yrs) High Altitude Worker, Jubing-1, Solu, Nepal

8.         Mr. Ang Pasang Sherpa (38 Yrs)High Altitude Worker, Jubing-1, Solukhumbu, Nepal

9.         Mr. Nima Unagdiki Sherpa (30 Yrs)High Altitude Worker, Jubing-1, Solu, Nepal

10.       Mr. Jangbu Sherpa (40 Yrs)High Altitude Worker, Jubing-1, Solukhumbu, Nepal

11.       Mr. Pemba Gyalgen Sherpa (31 Yrs) High Altitude Worker, Jubing-8, Solu, Nepal

12.       Mr. Chongba Nuru Sherpa (38 Yrs)High Altitude Worker, Chaurikharka-7,Solu, Nepal

13.       Mr. Lama Babu Sherpa (36 Yrs) High Altitude Worker, Bung-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal

14.       Mr. Nima Dorji Tamang (25 Yrs) Bagachol-9, Khotang, Nepal.

Rotary Centennial Everest Expedition (3, 1 member and 2 Sherpas)

1.         Ms. Moni Mulepati, (24 Yrs), Leader, Bhaktapur Sub Metropolitan City -6, Bhaktapur, Nepal

2.         Mr. Kami Sherpa (27 Yrs), Member, Jantrakhani -9, Okhaldhunga, Nepal

3.         Mr. Pem Dorjee (23 Yrs) Member,  Tapting -1, Solukhumbu, Nepal

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