Johnny Gaudreau's wife Meredith eager to flaunt No. 13's hockey skills to their children after watching his 2013 World Juniors highlight reel

Johnny Gaudreau's wife, Meredith, recently shared a throwback highlight of her later husband's remarkable performance during the 2013 World Junior Hockey Championship.

In her heartfelt Instagram story, she conveyed her excitement about the future when she can show their children how special Johnny was, both at home and on the ice.

She captioned the story:

"Can't wait to show u off to our kids one day. We know how special you are at home but showing them how special you are in the hockey world excites me."

"We love you daddy hockey."

Image Source: Meredith Gaudreau/Instagram

The hockey world was shaken by the death of Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, who lost their lives in an accident in August when they were struck by an alleged drunk driver while riding bicycles near their home.

Meredith and Johnny had two children together, a daughter, Noa, and a son, Johnny Jr. At Johnny's memorial in Sept., Meredith announced that she was expecting their third child. She described the pregnancy as a surprise but shared that Johnny was filled with joy upon hearing the news.

Johnny Gaudreau's sister pens emotional message on Christmas

Johnny Gaudreau's sister, Katie, shared an emotional message on Christmas Day, expressing her gratitude to her parents, Guy and Jane, through an Instagram story.

Accompanying a touching photo of her parents cradling Johnny's young daughter Noa and son Johnny as they slept, Katie wrote:

"John is happy, mom and dad stopped to give babies and Mer some lovin. The best mom-mom & pop-pop."

Earlier she also took the opportunity to thank the city of Calgary and the Calgary Flames organization for their memorial service for her parents:

"Since late September I’ve just been waiting for this weekend. The weekend where the best city in the world would hold Papa Hockey & Momma G. I will thank you forever and ever for everything you have done for our family. The best city in the world," Katie posted.

Johnny Gaudreau was drafted No. 104 overall by the Calgary Flames in the 2011 NHL Draft. In his 11-year NHL career, Johnny spent nine years and played 602 games with the Flames.

He joined the Columbus Blue Jackets during the 2022-23 season and played for two seasons with them. Gaudreau racked up 743 points through 243 goals and 500 assists in his career.