"He died doing what he loved" Is it always ok?
The ski industry has lost a few in the last couple weeks. Ryan Hawks of the freeskiing world tour, the gentleman discussed in this article to name two. The death of ski great Shane McConkey about two years ago generated a lot of statements like, "Well at least he died doing what he loved." This article provides some good food for thought. What do you think?
http://kimkircher.com/2011/03/09/is-...what-you-love/
Steve Thompson
Sun Valley, Idaho
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