For a friend who left us way too soon
Chris, or 'Crash' Pryor, has he was so lovingly referred to left us way too soon. Chris was one of the first friends I met from Los Angeles and was a big part of me moving out west. He was a guy from a small town back East who followed his heart and his dreams and moved to the City Of Angels.
He was without a doubt one of the smartest, funniest, most likable people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. There were several times that I was less than sure I wanted to stay out here, and he was always the first person to send me an email or a text message and tell me that it would, in fact get better...and it always did. That was something else Crash was, honest to a fault. I can't believe he is gone.
Chris passed away on Ocotber 15th...his birthday. The world is a far, far better place for having had him in it...even if only for a brief time. And anyone who ever knew him will tell you the same. The guy really loved life, and it rubbed off on all of us who were lucky enough to cross paths with him.
He was without a doubt one of the smartest, funniest, most likable people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. There were several times that I was less than sure I wanted to stay out here, and he was always the first person to send me an email or a text message and tell me that it would, in fact get better...and it always did. That was something else Crash was, honest to a fault. I can't believe he is gone.
Chris passed away on Ocotber 15th...his birthday. The world is a far, far better place for having had him in it...even if only for a brief time. And anyone who ever knew him will tell you the same. The guy really loved life, and it rubbed off on all of us who were lucky enough to cross paths with him.
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Great video Blair.
You know................you're one of those friends. Let's promise ourselves that we'll meet up somewhere in the world.........SOON!
i have no words...
beautiful post.
*hug*
Searching around for infos, I found this post. Chris will be sorely missed. I'm sorry for having only just found out about his passing, but thankful for your remembrances.
I never met the cat in person, though corresponded with some regularity through MOG and his Chronicle and still I am bent over his passing. That's how charismatic his presence.
And so it goes...