Dale Hawerchuk Death / Obituary | Dale Hawerchuk Cause Of Death – Dies – Dead | Hockey Player Died – Passed Away
Dale Hawerchuk Death / Obituary – A legendary Canadian ice hockey player, Dale Hawerchuk was pronounced dead on August 18, 2020, following a battle with cancer. His son announced his passing on Twitter around 2:26 p.m on Tuesday.
Dale Hawerchuk died of stomach cancer in Barrie, Canada, at the age of 57. Our prayers, thoughts condolences are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss. We are yet to observed the deceased obituary, all further details concerning this news will be updated upon confirmation.
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After an incredibly brave and difficult battle with cancer, our dad has passed away. My family is so proud of him and the way he fought. #HawerchukStrong pic.twitter.com/xZ1xcaqAOv
— Eric Hawerchuk (@EricHawerchuk) August 18, 2020
Reactions, Tributes And Sharing On Dale Hawerchuk Passing
Wow! RIP Dale Hawerchuk. One of most amazing hockey things I have ever seen! Respect to the Hawerchuk family, so sorry for your loss.
— David Eggen (@davideggenAB) August 19, 2020
The only player with more points than Dale Hawerchuk between 1981 and 1994 was Wayne Gretzky. One of the finest to have ever played the game and was at the core of the Canada Cup-winning roster in 1987. RIP Dale.
— Sean Wu (@seancwu) August 19, 2020
This is so sad, such a fighter and one the best players of his generation. Also had such an impact on the new generation through his work in the OHL…RIP Dale Hawerchuk.#HawerchukStrong
— Top Shelf Hockey (@topshelfhkyvids) August 19, 2020
May we all live our lives so that we can be remembered as Dale Hawerchuk is being remembered today. RIP #HawerchukStrong
— Dave Heald (@DaveHeald) August 19, 2020
Condolences to Dale’s family & the Hockey World.
The Great Dale Hawerchuk always made Canada proud.
RIP Dale— Joe DeCrosta (@JoeDeCrosta) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk. Met him at the ‘86 All Star game in Hartford. Great guy, signed autographs for my cousin and his friend. Great player, HOFer.
— Chuck Johnson (@ChuckJohnson56) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk. You were a role model on and off the ice for so many. I just finished graduating from the University of Manitoba the year you were drafted by the Jets and I remember how excited everyone was.
— Rivetingriffs (@Rivetingriffs) August 19, 2020
Truly an amazing moment for Canadians. Dale Hawerchuk, thank you for your time in the NHL. You were a great player, we celebrate your career & your life. RIP
— Manny? (@manzelsilva) August 19, 2020
@centreofleafsnation is greatly saddened by the news of Dale Hawerchuk’s passing and would like to extend our sincere condolences and prayers to his family & friends during this difficult time.#dalehawerchuk #rip #hockey #hockeyplayer #allstar #prayers #condolences pic.twitter.com/x45KyYhxLk
— Centre of Leafs Nation (@CntrLeafsNation) August 19, 2020
This is one of the most famous goals in Canadian hockey history and it doesn’t happen without Dale Hawerchuk winning this faceoff late in the third period. RIP. pic.twitter.com/OqiJBaW6tT
— ᴀʀᴅᴀ Öᴄᴀʟ (@Arda) August 19, 2020
Classic hockey moment from my childhood.
Canada tied 5-5 with buck 30 to go. In zone face off, Canada puts out line with 3 of the best centers to ever play the game — Hawerchuk Gretzky Lemieux. This happens…
RIP Dale Hawerchuk
— Pete J. Scholtens (@petescholtens) August 19, 2020
Really sad to hear of Dale Hawerchuk’s passing. What a great hockey player! Canadian legend! RIP Ducky!
— Mike Hochwald (@MHochwald) August 19, 2020
so very sorry for your loss. i grew up in wpg , and was a huge jets fan. your dad’s arrival brought the same kind of electricity that bobby hull brought to the city – it was so exciting to watch dale hawerchuk play – he made winnipegers feel like winners. RIP
— true_north (@real_true_north) August 19, 2020
He played all a time when Wayne was rewriting record books and Mario was the next phenom up. If he played today much like Yzerman they’d best in class. RIP Dale Hawerchuk.
— T⚽️NY ?? ?? (@SenhorTdot) August 19, 2020
So sad hearing about the passing of Dale Hawerchuk today.
I was lucky enough to have had breakfast with Dale and @SNKenReid.
Later that day I was lucky enough to be his line mate at the Hockey Heroes weekend in 2018.A true legend.
RIP Dale.#HawerchukStrong
— Sheldon Payne (@Sheldon_Payne) August 19, 2020
Dale Hawerchuk was an icon here in Winnipeg, our own Wayne Gretzky. The Jets of the late 80’s/early 90’s always seemed on the cusp of breaking through but being in the same division as the all-powerful Oilers always did us in. Ducky deserved a cup. RIP
— Ian R. (@IDRussellAuthor) August 19, 2020
Perhaps off brand, but RIP to Dale Hawerchuk whose name was to a young TC, the epitome of Canadian Guy names. Also besides that he was a wonderful hockey player
— Taylor ?2020 Will Be Hell? Carver (@flattery_sucks) August 19, 2020
Wow, you should definitely feel honoured @Jeremy_Roenick! RIP Dale Hawerchuk
— Darryl Robinson (@DarrylJRobinson) August 19, 2020
Such a sad day to lose a legend… I always cheered for the @EdmontonOilers but I also had favorites outside of that bubble. Dale Hawerchuk was one of those guys. He was a true leader and earned the respect from his peers. Always a great example and role model for the kids. RIP.
— Brad Kelly (@BradKellyYEG) August 19, 2020
Gotta mention the passing of Hockey HOF’er Dale Hawerchuk. Remember his rookie year at the age of 18 with Winnipeg. Wow, what a player. If not for that Gretzky dude, he’s the MVP in 85 but #99 with 208 points insisted. Lighting it up in the NHL at age 18 with 103 points. RIP!
— Steve Tannen (@SportsTalk953) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk. A class act and probably the best player or second best player in history to have never won a Stanley Cup. Marcel Dionne would be the other.
— David Andreatta (@david_andreatta) August 19, 2020
Dale Hawerchuk died today at the age of 57. RIP #10.
Winnipeg became a true NHL city the day of his draft. Thank you for winning the faceoff and assisting on the game winner in the 1987 Canada Cup! The other 2 forwards on the ice @ crunch time? Gretzky and Lemieux! #Manitoba pic.twitter.com/jrjz1rZWZw— Alan Carruthers (@Sluhpresident) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk. 1 of my fav all time Jets. Scored many goals as a kid pretending to be him, he was awesome. His legacy as a great hockey player will live on through the generations of #NHLJets and hockey fans. Prayers up for his family, friends and fans. Godspeed Ducky
— Jason Pachkowski (@IceManCeaser) August 19, 2020
It’s days like today that I am so grateful and blessed to be able to call my dad or spend time with him. Never met Dale Hawerchuk but it’s clear from the out pouring he was special and an amazing father. RIP. #hawerchukstrong #callyourfamily #appreciateeverday
— Chad Hohmann (@Hohmann16) August 19, 2020
The NHL Community lost a Legend today! Not only a warrior on the ice, but off of it too! Dale Hawerchuk will never be forgotten. RIP❤️?? #HawerchukStrong
— Kathryn Tappen (@KathrynTappen) August 19, 2020
As I remember,reflect on my time with Dale Hawerchuk..I think of the quote from Maya Angelou: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Ducky always made us feel great! RIP my friend
— Dallas Eakins (@dallaseakins) August 19, 2020
This Stephen Brunt tribute to Dale Hawerchuk is fabulous. What a player and from everything I’ve seen and read today one helluva good guy. May he RIP and his family find peace.
— Scott Newman (@55magnus) August 19, 2020
Us Winnipegers once had a classy and true Superstar hockey icon. No…not Bobby Hull. The new Jets have no one close in stature,skill & pride of town. Coined “Ducky” Dale Hawerchuk came as a highly touted kid and never disappointed. RIP Ducky, U R a Legend here in the Peg!
— Robert M. Chartrand (@ShaneT46) August 19, 2020
I cannot imagine having the grace of Dale Hawerchuk. I cannot fathom making those calls. RIP.
— Will__Murray (@Will__Murray) August 19, 2020
A salute to @HMCSWinnipeg back in 2011 from one of the greatest Winnipeg Jets in history. Thanks for the memories. RIP Dale Hawerchuk. #10Forever pic.twitter.com/59JXJ1uqJY
— Jon Reyes, MLA (@jonreyes204) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk. I had the honour of being his caddy in a charity golf tournament as a youngster and he was a gentleman. I wish I wasn’t too embarrassed when my mom asked to snap a picture of the both of us that day. We lost a good one.
— Mr. Cathcart (@jordcath) August 19, 2020
Interviewed Dale Hawerchuk at Fort William Gardens 15 years ago or so. Class act. #RIP
— Leith Dunick (@LeithDunick) August 19, 2020
Saddened to hear of the passing of Dale Hawerchuk. He passed away today after a battle with stomach cancer. He was 57. RIP to a legend. ?
Photo: NBC SPORTS#jets #winnipeg #nhl #canada #manitoba #legend #rip
— Red Line Podcast (@RedLine_Podcast) August 19, 2020
RIP Hockey Hall of Famer and Jets great Dale Hawerchuk ?
— Puck Drop (@LHSPuckDrop) August 19, 2020
In a nearly empty darkened arena with the Dale Hawerchuk tribute playing, how lonely it must have been for Rick Bowness.
Fans would have a moment of silence and then erupt with cheers for Dale if these were normal times. Glad to see so many tributes online. RIP Ducky.? pic.twitter.com/4Micv45Dpr
— TheTaoOfOat (@TheTaoOfOat) August 19, 2020
Growing up in Manitoba I was a huge Dale Hawerchuk and Jets fan… Never forget the 1985 playoffs when Macoun put Dale out of the playoffs with that questionable open ice hit…. RIP #10
— Envision Custom Renovations (@EnvisionRenos) August 19, 2020
RIP Dale Hawerchuk btw. He played for the Blues for a season. I didn’t realize till today when I heard the stat that from 1981 to 1994 Dale was second in total points to Gretzky during that time period.
— JD (@Seoul979) August 19, 2020
Dette er er en bra minnevideo/nekrolog. Canada Cup og alt. Vinne droppen, Gretzky til Lemieux.
Dale Hawerchuk RIP ?— morten langli (@skolemorten) August 19, 2020
We are sad to learn about the passing of Canadian legend Dale Hawerchuk, who died of cancer at the age of 57. RIP
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— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) August 19, 2020
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