Christopher J. "Chris" Stewart

This is only picture I could find right now of Stew. Sorry it´s not a good one. I will post more if I can find them. This was on third flat iron in Boulder. We climbed 1000 feet that day. Also climbed Longs Peak with Stew and his friend Terry. We took the old cable route. It´s was sketchy and icy at the time but we made it. I introduced Stew to rock climbing. He was pretty good even as a beginner. He was pretty brave and did some scary leads. Hope this picture brings some joy to his family.

On no! what happened? Knew Stew in Colorado. Just looked him up. RIP Stew. Prayers for your family.

A good person, good friend... cool guy.. Chris stewart and I were great friends and I considerd him my best... but I chose to be selective of friends, therfore I have none except for him... chris and I became friends because of our love of dirtbikes... this off road friendship enabled use to take trips on street legal dirtbikes all over colorado and evan to utah border where wwe camped each sleeping under our own tarp under our own motorcycles. once we were surrounded by coyoties in the middle of the night in the desert on our way to dinasaur national park but I had my revlover and i dont know if he had his browning semi auto .22 . we truey lived adventure in CO and did things othere only dreramed of , as most people are scared of risk taking and change.. not rockclimbing chris. He was a very good enduro rider of his XT? yamaha 600, I was on a xr 650r ... he was a great friend and one that is impossible to replace. .. good friends like chris are priceless.. he was like a brother. he moved to Iowa and me home to michigan .. chris is brave, a good christian friend I envisioned us hanging out in iowa and talked to him every three months... he was a brave good guy that always had my back... we hung out in CO for over ten years in Co and worked at vistar warhouse for about five years..

Chad Ailes

Dave and Cindy

So sorry for your loss

Prayers