RIP Telemon

I'm in denial and sad. It's hard to fathom that Telemon has passed on.
He was a great contributor to this community. Super enthusiasm for the sport. Sorry I missed a chance to drop a knee with him, he seemed to carry a great spirit around him.
Deepest condolences to his family and friends.
If there is a heaven, I hope he's tirelessly dropping a knee in some of the lightest fluff ever!

Bob was a great guy and I fondly remember a trip to Elfin lakes and a subsequent day at Baker where I had the privilege to ski with him.
He was a great story teller and talker and an all round good guy who loved his mountains.
I'm very shocked and saddened by his death.
My condolences to his family and close friends.

He shared his home with me too, I actually slept in a bed!   And he prepared a fine poached salmon dinner for his wife and me.   I shared an interesting tour on Cheam Peak with him and NickD (the Canadian one), and we chased August snowpatches together on Table Mountain to keep our streaks alive.   His happiness was obvious in the reports of ski tours with his son.

Very sad, but I guess "when your time is up, your time is up."   Hope his family can be happy for his move to a better place, while they mourn his absence.

Oh no! My deepest condolences to his family and friends. His trip reports have always shown how very much he's loved his family, skiing, and time in the mountains.

I'm not sure there was anyone more dedicated to patch skiing on the North side of Baker...

Deepest sympathies and condolonces to the family. Though I never met Telemon, I feel like I lost a friend. This is very sad news.

My goodness what sad news to hear; I was planning to email him today about conditions on the n. side of Baker.

Inspiring TR's and lifestyle, fun banter about the turn.  

My best regards to his family as they continue on.