Calgary's Special Place Amidst Tragedy in New Jersey
CBC News
In a heartfelt tribute, a Calgary resident reflects on the kindness of the city's people amidst the tragedy of the Goodro brothers, who lost their lives due to a suspected drunk driver in New Jersey. The brothers, known for their contributions to ice hockey, were riding their bicycles when the accident occurred, leaving the NHL community in mourning. Their brother's deep connection to Calgary serves as a reminder of how the city feels like home, filled with warmth and support. Attending the memorial service were NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and the entire Columbus Blue Jackets team, who expressed their condolences. The Goodro brothers' legacy will be remembered not only through their sportsmanship but by embodying the spirit of overcoming adversity and kindness in times of loss. The hope is to pass this legacy to a new generation, illustrating the strength of community bonds, especially in challenging times like these.
Highlights
- • The Goodro brothers tragically killed by a drunk driver.
- • The accident occurred while they were cycling in New Jersey.
- • Calgary holds a special place in the hearts of many.
- • NHL community shows its support attending the service.
- • Gary Bettman, NHL commissioner, was present at the service.
- • The Columbus Blue Jackets team attended to pay their respects.
- • The legacy of the brothers continues through their kindness.
- • A reflection on the warm spirit of Calgary’s community.
- • Plans for future generations to remember the Goodro brothers.
- • Drunk driving remains a pressing issue affecting lives.
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