Crystal Mt Owner , John, Get Well

There is a lot of griping going on in this forum. How about sending an online "Get Well" wish to John.

For those that didn't see the TNT article, he has a liver disease and is waiting for a transplant.

Maybe we can set aside our differences for a day, to focus our energy toward John and his family and wish him well in his health.

Let's return to civility .

Let's return to civility .

Perhaps you should heed your own advice.

No one is ripping on John personally. I think it's fair to say there's not a soul here who wouldn't relish the news of his speedy and complete recovery. No one wishes him any ill at all, and I hope he gets well soon too.

Both good notions, Bandit (sending "get well" thoughts in his direction and return to civility). I assume we'll be seeing less of those offensive blanket "all those Seattle folks who order cheese with their whine" type statements henceforth (edited to add: I don't live in Seattle, but still find such statements offensive).

If you're reading this, get well John! Thanks for sharing your love of skiing with us!

Get well quick John. We need you in tiptop mental and physical condition so we can gripe and whine at full strength when you get back on duty. ;D ;Thoughts are with you man.
Scotsman

Perhaps you should heed your own advice.

No one is ripping on John personally. I think it's fair to say there's not a soul here who wouldn't relish the news of his speedy and complete recovery. No one wishes him any ill at all, and I hope he gets well soon too.

I didn't say you were ripping John.

I think you were quite unfair to SnowGirl, hence my response to you.

Charles has addressed this , and it's time to move on to more productive responses.

Thank you,

Charles Mc

And you to me.

Be well John.

Over and out.

All is well.

Positive vibes to John.

Thanks all , and Happy Skiing wherever you may be!!!

We all are hoping for a full recovery so that John can make turns for decades to come. Get well soon.

I read the article and it put a human face on ski area management.

To John Kircher: I was reminded of an old quote from the late French multi-adventurer,
Jean-Marc Boivin:

" I know I must one day lose this game I play, but I still cannot resist to play it as hard as I can."

John, thanks for a great ski year at Crystal, good luck and here's to a speedy recovery.    I will spread some good karma tomorrow on Crystal's slopes for you!