Meredith Gaudreau, the widow of the late hockey player Johnny Gaudreaureceived a standing fix while attending 2025 NHL draft.
On Friday, June 27th events, held at the Peacock theater in La live in Los Angeles, Meredith announced the first round of Columbus Blues.
While on stage, Meredith received a powerful applause and a standing healing from the crowd in attendance an emotional moment, EVERY TODAY. People also encourage his last husband’s name to show their support.
Meredith took the opportunity to thank everyone who had supported her and her family following the death of Columbus blue jackets player Johnny and his brother Matthew Gaudreau. The brothers died on August 2024 after being silent by a drunk driver while riding bikes. They were 31 and 29, in fact.
“I just wanted to get this time to thank each other team and each fan base for your support for my family last time,” Meredith said on stage via Today. “It’s an honor to be here and from the bottom of my heart, I thank you.”
The driver hit by Gaudreau’s brothers near their New Jersey town, Sean HigginsNow faced six charges, including an aggravated killing of man and reckless vehicular killings. He begged not guilty of all charges.
The death of Johnny and Matthew only one day their sister Katie’s Marriage to Philadelphia, posted after the terrible incident. Both men are scheduled to be groomsmen at the ceremony. Katie’s marriage has since been scheduled in July 2025.
Meredith and Johnny Gaudreau
Courtesy of meredith gaudreau / instagramMeredith was pregnant with the death of Johnny and bore their third childChildren Carter, in April. The couple also took part in the daughter Noian, 2, and son Johnny Jr., 15 months. Meanwhile, Matthew’s widow, Madeline, bore their first child On December 2024, traveling Matthew to his father’s reputation.
Early this month, meredith Opens about his grief And told the mansion when he knew her husband died in a greater letter published in Tribune in the player.
Richard T Gagnon / Getty Images Meredith Gaudreau feels supportive from Columbus Blue Jackets and Calgary Flames while mourn the death of his late husband, Johnny Gaudreau, and his brother Matthew Gaudreau. “I want to think that these two cities do this for John on the wedding anniversary of our marriage is very special,” he wrote through his (…)
“I was surprised. I was disappointed in the days who were sick of my stomach,” he wrote to the letter, published on June 12. “It was just my own woman.”
Columbus Blue Jackets releases a statement shortly after reporting news The death of Johnny and Matthew.
“Columbus Blue jackets are shocked and destroyed in unimaginable tragedy,” the franchise posted by x in August. “Johnny is not just a good hockey player, but a very loving Father, son and friend, his children, their family suddenly after Johnny and Matthew.”
