Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: The Hesston College community is heartbroken over the tragic loss of 2011 alumna Sheralynn Neff (North Newton, Kan.) in a skydiving accident in Oklahoma. Sheralynn was a high-achieving student who was involved with many different areas of campus life. She earned an associate of arts degree in Bible and Ministry with Dean’s List honors, served as a ministry assistant during her second year and participated in both choir and concert band. Music faculty member Ken Rodgers remembers Sheralynn as a genuine and talented person. “Sheralynn was one of the kindest people you could ever hope to meet. She was very bright and fun and had so much talent and potential. I feel such profound sadness for her family and the people who knew her. But I’m thankful for the people she did reach and touch.” The Hesston College community offers prayers and the peace of Christ to Sheralynn’s parents, Dana and Kathleen, and brother Darnell (2007 Hesston graduate). ||||| CUSHING, Okla. -- The search ends for the female skydiver who went missing near Cushing Sunday afternoon. 
  
 Authorities said 26 year-old Sheralynn “Marie” Neff of Newton, Kansas was found in a grassy area near 740 road just after 8:00 a.m. They said it’s within hundreds of yards from where the pilot told police she would have jumped. Neff's body was found about five miles north of where her parachute was found Sunday evening. 
  
 Lincoln County Sheriffs officials said Neff was reported missing sometime after 4:00 Sunday afternoon. Neff was an experienced skydiver on her 6th jump of the weekend. She was with 4 other skydivers attending a skydiving school in Cushing. Officials said she was the last one to jump out of the plane. 
  
 The pilot and ground supervisor noticed something was wrong when they lost radio communication with Neff. Officials believe Neff’s parachute opened at 4,000 feet. Dozens of area first response teams were in the area to help with the search Sunday night and early Monday morning. They said their hearts go out to Neff’s family. 
  
  
  
 “I’ve got children and I’d want everybody out looking for them if something happened. It’s just a terrible deal, but it happened and they’re gonna have some closure out of this,” said Lincoln County Sheriff Charlie Dougherty. 
  
  
  
 Officials said Neff was working towards advancing to a higher skydiving level while jumping in Cushing this weekend. 
  
  
  
 Neff’s body has been turned over to the medical examiners office, and her parachute is being investigated to determine exactly what happened. 
  
  
  
 RELATED: Authorities search for woman last seen skydiving; parachute found south of Cushing 
  
 According to KOCO , the Lincoln County Sheriff's office led the search for the woman. 
  
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 CUSHING, Okla. - Investigators are looking into a skydiver’s death after her body was found a half mile away from the drop site. 
  
 She’s been identified as Sheralynn Neff, a 26-year-old woman from Newton, Kansas. 
  
 Authorities say her group called for help after they lost contact with her after she jumped from a plane that took off from the Cushing Airport on Sunday afternoon. 
  
 “I know she skydives a lot according to her brother,” said Lincoln County Sheriff Charlie Dougherty. 
  
 Neff had already jumped six times on Sunday, and her last was around 3:45 pm. 
  
 After learning that Neff was missing, rescue crews discovered her parachute but she was nowhere to be found. 
  
 “We started the search around 4 p.m. It was very hot. We made the decision to scale people back around 10 p.m. So we were down to about 20 people overnight,” said Dougherty. 
  
 Crews finally found Neff’s body around 8 a.m. Monday morning. 
  
 “There was no harness with her at all. So she came completely out of whatever and dropped to the ground,” said Dougherty. 
  
 Officials say Neff was part of a skydiving program at the Oklahoma Skydiving Center. We reached out to the business for comment but have not heard back. 
  
 Investigators are now retracing the incident, trying to figure out what went wrong. 
  
 The FAA is also investigating. ||||| A North Newton woman whose body was found Monday morning following a skydiving accident near Cushing, Okla., is remembered as being bright and full of talent and potential. 
  
 Login Here to Read More... ||||| Cushing, Payne County and Lincoln County law enforcement officers and first responders are searching for a missing skydiver after finding a parachute, authorities said. 
  
 About 3:45 p.m. Sunday, a skydiving school in Cushing sent up an aircraft. A 26-year-old woman from Kansas was participating in a program and had jumped six times on Sunday. 
  
 After her last jump, her parachute was found in a tree near Harmony Road and Grandstaff about five miles from Cimarron Correctional Facility. 
  
 The woman, who has not been identified, was not found near the parachute. 
  
 Lincoln County Sheriff Charlie Dougherty said there is no explanation as to what would have separated the woman from her parachute. 
  
 About 80 people are searching for the skydiver on the ground. The search teams will continue to search into the night. The search teams will bring in more lighting and two helicopters with flares will conduct aerial searches. 
  
 Dougherty said this is a very active search and authorities need the public’s help determining what occurred from the time she jumped out of the aircraft to where they found her parachute. 
  
 Anyone with information about the jump or the decent is asked to call the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office at (405) 258-1191 or the Cushing police at (918) 225-1212. 
  
 Stay with News 9 and News9.com for more information. |||||
Output:
Sheralynn Neff took part in at least five skydives over the weekend, so her last on Sunday should have been routine, reports the Hutchinson News. Instead, the 26-year-old's parachute landed without her. Crews in Cushing, Okla., searched for 16 hours before discovering the body of the Kansas woman—whom officials describe as an experienced skydiver who was participating in a program with the Oklahoma Skydiving Center—in a grassy area about a half-mile from the drop site, report KFOR and KJRH. "There was no harness with her at all. So she came completely out of whatever and dropped to the ground," a sheriff says. Officials say Neff was the last of five people to jump out of the plane, at about 10,000 feet, around 3:45pm. They believe her parachute opened at about 4,000 feet. News 9 reports it was found in a tree about five miles north of where her body was later discovered and is being examined to find out what went wrong. The FAA is also investigating. Meanwhile, a faculty member at Kansas' Hesston College, where Neff graduated with a degree in Bible and ministry in 2011, describes her as "one of the kindest people you could ever hope to meet. … I feel such profound sadness for her family and the people who knew her." (This skydiver had 1,800 jumps under his belt when he died.)