Harrisons's obituary:
Harrison Fast was an intrepid adventurer who disappeared last week in the Swiss Alps while speedflying. He died doing a sport for which he lived. Harry was a daring dreamer, creative inventor, and encouraging friend whose passionate existence influenced many. He is survived by his mother and father, Jane and John Fast, his 3 sisters, Suzanne Mitchlitsch, Julie Fast, and Molly Fast, and his two brothers-in-law Nathan Mitschlitch and John Solis. The Fast Family and Harrison's countless friends are heartbroken at his sudden disappearance, but grateful that a compassionate and caring community of likeminded adventurers strode forward to continue the Search and Rescue Operation in Switzerland. His final resting place is one of spectacular beauty and, as he reminded us in his recent speedflying video, "The summit is just the beginning." A celebration of life will take place on SATURDAY APRIL 16TH AT THE BOULDER RESERVOIR starting at 12pm. As we have no idea how many movers and shakers will show up, please bring a dish or a drink to share. Also, in lieu of flowers the family asks that you consider donating to your local Search and Rescue team, don a crazy costume and dance, push yourself carefully toward your limits, and fully enjoy your present moment of endless possibility. We love you Harrison.
I will be attending Harrison's celebration of life on Saturday. Although I only briefly knew Harrison, I will miss his boundless energy, fearlessness, and consistent good vibes. Fly high Harrison. "Faster, faster, faster until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death." --Hunter S. Thompson
My thoughts and prayers have been and will continue to be with Harrison's family and friends. I can't say it was unexpected, but I feel sad just the same.
