Halifax Musheets’ Annual Fighting Cancer Cancer Season Season at night, Bradon Macbee discovered a way to bloust his late mother.
Magphy’s mother, Jolein Canwea, died of cancer in April 2023 at the age of 46.
20-year-old Macbee from Moncton won the first goal of his team on Saturday night against the Ft-Badurst Titan, 2-1.
“It is a little relief from the shoulders. My mother feels like it was in the building with me. This is always very special,” he said.
Macbee scored a goal The last season’s fight cancer night game.
Cancer night games raise funds and awareness for all kinds of cancer, and auctioned off the night wearing purple Jersey players.
The 20 -year -old Halifax Musheets Kohli Jacob Steinman joined the squad last month. He said he knew what the game was for Macbee when he still got to know his teammates.
“I know that this night is the most of it. “He is unreliable to see the score, especially to win.”
Musheets had a slow start, and in the first period, only the first shot in the trap in about 15 minutes.
With about a minute remaining for about a minute in the second period, the team became 1-0 until the Macbey’s goal team gave a spark.
Magphy was named the first star of the game, and the 8,300 people gained enthusiastic welcome from the announced crowd.
A few months before his death, his mother told him and his brother about his cancer diagnosis. He wanted to focus on games.
She Pity Kanway’s interest in her children’s sports activities mentioned.
“She had a tender and generous heart and was always ready to help others.” “Her positive vision of life and the infectious smile will miss all those who know her.”
Macbee said her mother always asked to see the bright side of the things.
“This is the disappearance of my life, but she wants to work hard and she wants to keep chasing after my dreams,” she said. “That’s what I’m going to do.”
