I could write about Jarno in so many amazing different ways, but it’s often the first things that come to mind and truly from the heart that are the most meaningful. What I wrote in a Facebook post, I think truly reflects that, so here’s that 💔

He sent me this picture from his flight after he landed, minutes or so before his final flight. Didn’t know you long, not long enough but it only took a conversation to feel like I’ve know you for years. Constantly giving me tips on how improve faster, better, safer. Sending my daily text with videos, tips, asking me for advice on what songs to put in your YouTube videos. You gave me your suit, brought my sunnies all the way back from Spain. I’ve only been in the skydiving world for a couple months, but so far they’ve been the best months of my life. I’m glad to have met you, jump with you, learn from you, have you as my coach and call you a friend

❤️

hope your still flying 🕊️

Jarno was a great friend we spoke most weeks and whatsapped every other day, banter, plans, stories. Jarno was a bright flame who was an inspiration to so many, he was fun, professional and an awesome wingsuit pilot. Jarno worked on the HALO project I did as my cameraman he was brilliant throughout and always got the shot. Will never forget you and I thank you for your friendship, you made one hell of a contribution to our sport and to wingsuiting. Humble, brilliant, funny and full of life, thanks for the memories.

All my thoughts with his family and friends.

Fraser

Blue skies forever 💙
Dankbaar dat ik je heb mogen kennen en zo veel mooie sprongen en herinneringen met je heb mogen maken.

Lieve familie,
Heel veel sterkte in deze moeilijke tijd.