Meredith Gaudreau remembers her late husband’s many talents Johnny Gaudreau.

On Tuesday, November 5, Meredith reposted several photos originally shared by fans and loved ones, uploading her “Favorite Johnny hockey photo” to social media. He selects a handful of posts to share through himself Instagram StoriesMeredith shared a touching tribute to the ice hockey player. died tragically On August 29, at the age of 31.

Meredith started with her favorite photo of Johnny holding the couple’s daughter, Noa, as she was a newborn. “It’s father-daughter bonding,” said Meredith, who is pregnant. the couple’s third childhe captioned the photo. Johnny is seen looking at his daughter with a soft smile on his face.

Other photos in Meredith’s edit included another photo of Johnny pressing his cheek against smiling baby Noa, while Johnny posed with two young girls (originally posted by Johnny’s sister) Kristen Gaudreau), a video of Johnny competing on the hockey rink, Meredith meeting some of Johnny’s family for the first time, and Johnny fixing Noa’s hair.

Johnny and his brother, who played for the Columbus Blue Jackets and played a total of 11 seasons in the National Hockey League Matthew GaudreauA hockey coach who was just starting out after playing professionally for five years was shot and killed by a suspected drunk driver while riding bikes together in August.

Us Weekly In the following days, it was confirmed that the athletes had been hit. Sean M. HigginsHe was arrested and charged with two counts of vehicular homicide.

While giving an emotional tribute to her late husband on September 9, Meredith announced that she was “in her ninth week of pregnancy” with the couple’s third child. “Our oldest child, Noa, isn’t even two years old yet,” Meredith said at the time. “We started a family of five in less than three years. It doesn’t even seem possible. But I look at it as the ultimate blessing. How lucky am I to be the mother of John’s three babies? Despite these difficult circumstances, our last one is a blessing and very special.”

Madeline GaudreauThe late Matthew’s wife is also pregnant with the couple’s first child.

Just a week ago, Meredith and the broader Columbus Blue Jackets community came together to celebrate Johnny along with the couple’s two children. (Meredith is also mother to 8-month-old son Johnny, whom she shares with her late husband.)

shared by Meredith sweet memories From the celebration, via Instagram, images of a carousel are posted after the celebration is completed. “Thank you to all our baby hockey uncles and aunts for keeping us so close to this community and keeping Noa and Johnny involved in everything. John looks on with such pride and I know you all are so grateful for looking out for me in this way,” she wrote. “The whole organization. I feel at home when I’m around all of you. I can’t thank you enough from the bottom of my broken heart.

Relating to: Johnny Gaudreau’s Wife Meredith Praises NHL Star as ‘Best Dad’

Following Johnny Gaudreau’s tragic death, his wife, Meredith Gaudreau, praised the late hockey player’s skills as a parent. “Absolutely the best dad in the world. “The best partner you could spend parenting with,” Meredith wrote via Instagram on Saturday, August 31. Before his death on Thursday, August 29 – he and (…)

He then turned his attention to Johnny’s adoring fans. “Thank you to all the fans for your love for John. Far and wide. I have saved every single post and am holding on so tight to show our kids,” Meredith continued. “Noa wants “more daddy hockey” every night before bed. “I love John so much and I’m so grateful to be able to watch so many of John’s videos, hear his voice in interviews, and marvel at his perfect smile in everyone’s posts and tributes. I pray they never stop. It means more to me than I can express.”

Meredith ended her post with words directed towards her late husband, revealing her continued love for him. “Thank you for giving me our hockey family, our children, and a beautiful life like your wife. You are my everything and you always will be. “I love you so much,” he wrote. “Best dad ever. The best husband. You keep the standard high (in hockey and at home) and we all strive to be like you every day. Thank you for this. I love you forever my Reggies.”