Chris was someone I knew from grade 10 all the way through to to the last time I saw him in Whistler when I visited in 2004. He truly was a loved man by everyone who knew him.
My deepest condolences to his family and friends.
I wanted to share this Maclean’s article that was given to me about him (Thanks Rick). View the article in PDF
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1 Gouge // Jan 18, 2008 at 1:32 pm
An absolutely incredible guy that I had nothing but great times with, since meeting him with John Tucker as kids in Pincourt and through our adolescence. He will be sorely missed.
2 Bruce Schorer // May 19, 2008 at 2:19 pm
Chris was my step son , I lived with him from the age of six to 20. Still married to his Mom Linda 25 years later I can affirm that she mourns his passing daily - Chris was bright , sensitive , funny and a true out- doors-man. Never a problem at home he always had a twinkle in his eye and was ready for a laugh. I am proud of Chris and how he lived his life , chased his dreams and his realization that life was an ongoing adventure.
I am also proud of his friends especially those I have come to know and / or know of beyond his life - You all reflect that there was indeed a special young man - “Chris” who passed through this life and only as he could touched us all in a special way.
I miss him.
Bruce-
3 Steve // May 19, 2008 at 2:32 pm
Thanks for the comment Bruce.
I was with some friends from Whistler last week in Mexico and we were talking about Chris — only great words to say about him.
Sorry once again for your lose.
take care,
Steve
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