R.I.P. TTM1000 (DONNIE)

[tt m1000]

Hello everyone. This is not TTM1000 this is his little brother, I had his accout login. As many of you may know there was an avalanche in Cooke City, MT Wednesday. I would like you all to know that it was my brother Donnie (TTM1000). http://www.ktvq.com/news/snowmobiler-dies-in-cooke-city-avalanche/ I would like to remind everyone the importance of avalanche safety. Wear beacons, have probes, shovels, and ride in groups. When it happened it was just him and a buddy riding. If there was mor people to dig him out he may have survived. Once again be careful out there people! R.I.P.

 

[Bacon]

Sorry for the loss. Prayers to you and all your family.

 

[rmscustom]

Sorry for your loss. Hang in there bud. RIP Donnie.

 

[NumbNutts]

Sorry for your loss. Prayers with you & your family

 

[bholmlate]

Nothing we can say here in this situation can help with the emptiness and loss that you and your family have to endure at this moment. We as a snowmobile community have lost someone else to a sport that we all cherish Just know his energy is carried on with everyone who was lucky enough to have known Donnie and who cared for him. RIP

 

[sled.man]

so sorry for your loss. I also lost a family member there 11 years ago. These are painful losses. We will lose over 25 lives each year to avy deaths in the USA alone. Well into the hundreds across the world.
ride safe, check the avy forecast every day before you ride.