September 26th 2024.
As he soared through the sky, Chris Good couldn't help but feel a sense of exhilaration. He was in Pretoria, South Africa, representing Team Great Britain at the 10th World Canopy Piloting Championships. It was a proud moment for the British SAS soldier, who had previously served in top secret operations alongside MI6 spies.
Tragically, this would also be Chris' last jump. In a terrible twist of fate, he lost his life in a parachute accident during the competition. The news shook the skydiving community and left his family, friends, and colleagues in mourning.
Chris had always been an adventurous soul, and his passion for skydiving was evident in his extensive experience. He was a member of the renowned Red Devils parachute display team and had served in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. But his love for the sport went beyond just personal enjoyment - he was also a highly skilled skydiver, celebrated and respected by his peers.
British Skydiving released a statement expressing their deep sorrow over the loss of Chris. They remembered him as a cherished member of the team and an exceptional skydiver. His absence would be deeply felt in the world of skydiving.
Former SAS sergeant Matt Hellyer also paid tribute to Chris, calling him a "paratrooper and pilgrim". He was a true brother in arms, and Matt promised to meet him again in the final rendezvous.
Chris' impressive skydiving career began when he joined the Parachute Regiment at the young age of 17. Over the years, he had completed an astounding 5,500 jumps, each one a testament to his bravery and skill.
The skydiving community, as well as his loved ones, will always remember Chris Good as a fearless and talented skydiver who lived life to the fullest. He will be dearly missed, but his spirit will continue to inspire and soar through the skies.
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