Nathan,

Who would’ve thought our families would’ve formed such a close, long lasting friendship over the past decade plus- all because of house league hockey.

Watching you grow as a hockey player, as a car enthusiast, as a motorcyclist, as a person- as a brother, was an honour and I’m so happy we were able to know each other.

Thank you for being such an awesome friend- especially to Ethan- but to all your brothers. The memories of Provincials in Woodstock, Kitchener and London, Windmill Point, or even drag racing our cars together in the backroads of St. Catharines, are all ones that I, and all of your team mates and friends will hold near and dear to our hearts.

My heart goes out to Jennifer and Preben, Madyson, and to the extended Orlando and Jepsen families. The Leroux’s have your guys’ back. Anything you need- anytime, anywhere. One call, one text.

Ride high Nate. We’re gonna miss you brother ❤️

Nathan, you were one of the nicest people I have ever met. When I met you during my first year of college through Jake, we quickly formed a friendship and bond that I will never forget or take for granted.

From all those days and nights we spent hanging out at your place and going out, to you and your mom always welcoming us with open arms into your home, I’ll be forever thankful. Some of the greatest memories of my life were from college, and they were with you and our group of friends. We shared endless conversations and laughter in your basement, moments I’ll always hold close.

The love and friendship you gave me, I’ll carry with me for the rest of my life. I’ll never forget you or the time we spent together.

No one deserves what happened, and you especially didn’t deserve such a short time on this earth.

Every time we laughed together, you’d always say to me, “I love you, Jared,” and I always said I loved you too.
 So Nathan, brother, I love you always and forever. Thank you for being a part of my life. ❤️