Christopher Warren Varnadoe

Unfortunately I never got to meet Chris in person. But I do not think there was anyone who could throw out the most unusual deep cuts and references in anything I've ever listened to the way he did. Despite differing opinions (Donna is still the best companion), he never put anyone else's opinions down, and always had fun in the ribbing of both himself, and others. For me, the thing that always made me laugh and break out was the terrible (complimentary) puns and jokes, that he would just drop in the middle of nowhere and move on. He will be always missed, forever remembered.

My deepest condolences, I'm just listener of his podcast. Witty and kind were my main takeaways, people don't offen follow a podcast over the years without something bringing them back each week. Harlo was a very good person.

I only got to hang out in person with Harlo a few times, but they were good times. And internet friends count as real friends, in my book. Between Twitter, Discord, and the podcast, he was part of my life for 10+ years, and it sucks that it’s over now. My deepest condolences to his family and more direct friends.

Chris was such a great guy! I loved his kind spirit and hilarious sense of humor. He was quiet most of the time, but when he wanted to be heard it was usually to tell some sort of joke that would just crack you up. Even though we grew up in different areas, I always loved with Chris and Aunt Lynn would come to town to visit. My heart broke when we lost her, and it's breaking again now that Chris is gone too. I know Aunt Lynn ran to hug him, and is likely still hugging him so tightly right now. Love you Chris!!

I hated to hear the sad news about Chris. He was a great guy and a really easy person to get along with. I had the pleasure of working with him at a few companies and he made the work place a better environment. He was truly passionate about his friends and the things he cared about. May his memory be eternal.

Chris was our nephew and a special guy. I loved his sense of humor. He could keep you laughing with his funny stories he told. I have so many precious memories of him and my kids growing up together. Special times. I will miss his trips to GA but I know he is back with his mom, telling their corny jokes to each other. Love you Chris. Rest In Peace.

I only had the opportunity to spend quality time with Chris a few cherished times, when he would visit Atlanta for a weekend each summer to attend our pinball convention. We had some spirited and hilarious debates about music and movies that I’ll never forget. The hilarity was all from Chris’ side of the table. I can’t think of anyone else who was as consistently funny and quick on their feet - more so even than most professional comedians, I reckon. And unlike most comedians, Chris was also a genuinely warm and wonderful person. Besides counting him as a friend, I was also a long-time fan of his. His voice on the BMFCast was such an important part of my life for over a decade. He was the constant; the glue that held it all together. I’m glad that he was at least able to complete that journey, even if he was taken from us far too soon.

You filled my life with laughter and your sense of humor for 15 (!) years and I'll never forget you man. We lost you way too soon. My condolences to all your friends and family. It's hard to imagine a world without your puns. We'll all miss them, and your laughter when we groaned at them.

I always looked up to my big brother and anticipated every visit as a kid. There was never a dull moment, memories of goofy jokes, impersonations and quoting Monty Python fill my head. Until we meet again bro

Although I never met him, Chris was a regular part of my life for over a decade through podcasts and social media. Quick-witted and passionate, he was an absolute joy to listen to. By all accounts he was just as great in-person as he seemed online. Which made the news about his passing all the more shocking and devastating. A testament to how much someone you've never met can mean to you. And from the outpouring of grief and support for friends and family, a testament to a life well-lived. I hope his friends and family can find strength in the days, weeks, and months ahead. Please accept my heartfelt condolences for the passing of a wonderful man.

Chris, or more distinctly his voice, has been a part of my life for easily a decade. As a listener of the BMFCast, hearing his wit and his genuine warmth for the things he loved- and the way he brought in people with the same love- became a big part of my daily life for many years. He was intelligent, clever as hell, and found the good things in the most unusual places. He brought joy to many of us, growing a community of like minded people who will persist in his absence. His love will persist as will the impact of the things he's helped create.

I was a listener of a podcast Chris hosted with his friends BJ, Chuck and Maki called the BMFcast. He was a very funny man and it was always a delight listening to him talk about movies with the show. He will be missed, my condolences to all his friends and family

Really going to miss you, buddy. You were a constant presence in my life for nearly 15 years and I feel lost not being able to talk with you. I’m just glad we had so many good times. I’m so sorry for everyone’s loss.