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John, thanks for the assurance that you and team are all okay. Our condolences to the Canadian team. Take care of one another as your continue. My armchair observation is that solo climbers are at greater risk. Stay in the middle of your herd. Unless they need your size 13s out front to break trail. Ha ha! Love,Dad
Not much one can say, my thoughts are with you and your team.
Dear FATHER in heaven keep John and his team safe, comfort them. Be with them as they continue, prepare the way before them and guide them.
Love, prayers, and good thoughts for you and your team as you take on the mountain, one day at a time. P.S. Sasha and Daisy say hello!
As one of your great supporters, I am cheering and praying for you and I know you will be OK, you are my daughter’s inspiration, right? Keep strong, keep reaching up high! You will be just fine, John!!
The news from yesterday is tough, but stay focused and take care of each other. We’re all thinking about you and all the others up there in that big mountain. You should know that you have a lot of people rooting for you. Love ya!
Hearing the news about the Canadian climbers death was very difficult! The ropes you use are truly your lifeline! Reading the Madison Mountainering dispatch about what happened was helpful. The explanation about the ropes used ,led me to do some research on that.
It sounds like Garrett is being super cautious, doing everything he can to put your safety first.
As always, prayers and love for you and your team!
Mom
Sorry to hear about the Canadian climb. Positive vibes and prayers for you Geoff and your team. Climb safe and enjoy the adventure.