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Input: ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on the search for a Florida family last seen in a sailboat in the Gulf of Mexico (all times local): 
  
 1:40 p.m. 
  
 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will take over the investigation into what happened to the boat a Florida family had been sailing in the Gulf of Mexico. 
  
 Coast Guard Capt. Gregory Case says authorities haven't located the boat that Ace Kimberly and his three teenage children were sailing from Sarasota to Fort Myers for repairs. 
  
 Maj. Roger Young of the wildlife commission says state investigators will evaluate all the debris recovered from the five-day search in the waters off southwest Florida. 
  
 It remains unclear whether the boat sank where the debris was found, or if the family had to abandon ship. Young says investigators will "try to get to the bottom of what happened." 
  
 The family lived on the boat in Sarasota Bay. 
  
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 12:40 p.m. 
  
 The Coast Guard says the search for a family that disappeared off of the Florida coast has been suspended. 
  
 Ace Kimberly and his three teenagers disappeared Sunday after departing Sarasota for Fort Myers in a 29-foot sailboat. They were last seen on a sailboat in the Gulf of Mexico. 
  
 Coast Guard Capt. Gregory Case said at a news conference that the search for the family has been suspended. He identified two bodies found as Ace Kimberly and his daughter Rebecca. His two teenage sons remain missing. 
  
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 The Coast Guard has scheduled a news conference about the search-and-rescue efforts for a Florida family last seen on a sailboat in the Gulf of Mexico. 
  
 Ace Kimberly and his three teenagers disappeared Sunday after departing Sarasota for Fort Myers. 
  
 Two bodies have been recovered from the waters off southwest Florida, along with a sailboat mast and other items belonging to the family. Authorities haven't identified either body. 
  
 Oceanographers tell The Palm Beach Post (http://bit.ly/28YPk2E ) that the gulf's looping currents may be helping the search. 
  
 University of South Florida Professor Mark Luther says debris doesn't travel far in gulf waters, whereas anything caught in the Gulf Stream off Florida's Atlantic coast can be carried up to 150 miles a day. ||||| Breaking News Emails Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE 
  
 The Coast Guard on Saturday suspended its search for members of a Florida family nearly a week after a father and his three kids went missing during a sailing trip in the Gulf of Mexico. 
  
 Two bodies discovered during the search effort this week were identified as Ace Kimberly and his 17-year-old daughter Rebecca, who also went by Becky, Coast Guard Sector Commander Gregory Case said at a news conference. The other children — Donny, 15, and Roger, 13 — were not located. 
  
 Related: Body Found in Search for Dad, 3 Kids Missing Off Florida Coast 
  
 Case said it was a "very difficult decision" to suspend active search operations for the other children. The Kimberlys had left Sarasota on Sunday morning headed for Fort Myers on an impaired boat. 
  
 "This is probably the most difficult decision I ever have to make in this position," Case told reporters. 
  
 Authorities found a body clad in a life vest Wednesday afternoon, but had been holding out hope Thursday that some family members might still be alive, especially after spotting what they thought might have been a flare flashing overnight. ||||| Story highlights Daughter was wearing a life jacket, father was not 
  
 Family left Sarasota for Fort Myers Sunday and later reported rough, 6-foot seas 
  
 (CNN) Two bodies recovered in the search for a missing Florida family have been identified and rescue crews have ended search operations, Coast Guard Capt. Gregory Case said Saturday. 
  
 The bodies were those of Ace Kimberly, 45, and his daughter Becky, 17 -- who went missing last weekend along with sons Roger, 13, and Donny, 15, while sailing off the coast of Florida between Sarasota and Fort Myers. 
  
 "The two teenage boys are still missing," Case told reporters. 
  
 The five-day rescue operation came to an end Saturday afternoon after more than 100 searches covering nearly 34,000 square miles. 
  
 "It is with a heavy heart and sincere condolences to the family and friends that I do this," Case said. "This is probably the most difficult decision I ever have to make in this position." 
  
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Output:
The Coast Guard identified two of the bodies found after a family disappeared while sailing off the coast of Florida but called off the search for the remaining family members Saturday, CNN reports. According to NBC News, the bodies discovered during the search, which covered nearly 34,000 miles, were those of Ace Kimberly, 45, and his 17-year-old daughter Rebecca. Kimberly's sons Roger, 13, and Donny, 15, are still missing. The family was living on a 29-foot sailboat that was "not in the best of shape" when they set sail from Sarasota last weekend, planning to make repairs to the boat in Fort Myers. On Sunday afternoon, Kimberly called his brother about 6-foot waves. That was the last anyone heard from the family. Kimberly's brother didn't report the family missing until Tuesday morning. Search crews found one body Wednesday and another Thursday. They still held out hope of finding some of the family alive Thursday after seeing what they believed was a flare during the night. In addition to the two bodies, searchers found six life vests, two kayaks, and a bucket of personal items floating near where the bodies were found. Coast Guard Capt. Gregory Case says calling off the search is "truly one of the most difficult things we do." The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will now investigate what happened to the boat and family, the AP reports. The boat still hasn't been found, and it's unclear if it sank.