Didn't know him, but the tribute says it all.

Condolences man, and may he rest in peace.

The older we get, the more things we lose. Just have to do our very best to not become hardened, and embittered.

You begin to think after so many, they would start to hurt less.

But they dont.
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Hate to hear you lost a brother Greg. Best to you and his family.
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I can't add anything as eloquently as what has been said. RIP Hondo.
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RIP
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man, sounds like the kind of guy I'd have quite a bit in common with and would love to have met and hung out with. RIP. Looking forward to the pics of the spot you mention on the mountain.
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Rest easy.
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One of the coolest guys I've ever tailgated with.

Really sucks.
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This sucks, seems like the last few years this place has been getting hit hard with these types of threads.
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So sorry for your loss, sounds like a great guy I regret never having had the chance to meet. RIP rockymtnchief
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Hondo had a million dollar smile.
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Tipping back a few with some locals.
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This is a small sample of Bridger Creek, where we took the ATV's all the time.
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The guy just looks like a Hondo.

RIP
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None of us are getting any younger and none of us is getting out of this alive.

RIP Rocky
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RIP
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