As many of you may have heard, one of our hockey family members, Tyler Rheaume, recently lost his mom, Nancy, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Nancy was a valued and dedicated part of our hockey community. She served on the Executive team and managed several teams over the years, always giving her time and energy to support our players and families. She will be deeply missed.
To honour Nancy’s memory and show our support for Tyler and his family, we will be hosting an Exhibition Game on Sunday, February 22 at 7:00 p.m. in Osgoode.
Good afternoon everyone,
As many of you may have heard, one of our hockey family members, Tyler Rheaume, recently lost his mom, Nancy, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Nancy was a valued and dedicated part of our hockey community. She served on the Executive team and managed several teams over the years, always giving her time and energy to support our players and families. She will be deeply missed.
To honour Nancy’s memory and show our support for Tyler and his family, we will be hosting an Exhibition Game on Sunday, February 22 at 7:00 p.m. in Osgoode.
We would like to invite players who have played with Tyler over the years to participate in the game. (Unfortunately, players currently playing outside of ORMHA are not eligible to play, but they are absolutely welcome and encouraged to attend and support from the stands.) We will also be inviting coaches who have coached Tyler over the years to join us on the benches. Our President, Cameron, will share a few words prior to puck drop.
Players will be assigned to teams upon arrival, so please bring both your home and away jerseys.
Kindly respond(to Amy) by Thursday morning to confirm whether your player is able to attend and indicate the position they play so we can balance the teams accordingly.
Please feel free to share this invitation with others who knew Nancy and may wish to come out to fill the stands in support of Tyler and his dad, Todd.
Thank you all for helping us come together as a community during this difficult time.
Amy Richer