Tribute Gino Odjick has passed away (Sister's Facebook)

[Deeds26]

Thought this deserved its own thread.

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[rypper]

Damn rip.

 

[Vector]

This sucks. He was a great inspiration and his story is one that should be told.

 

[Nucker101]

RIP, was before my time but obviously an all time fan fave

 

[NoShowWilly]

Too young. f***!

RIP Gino, you'll never be forgotten in this city.

 

[53or8]

That's terrible he was a great player for the canucks real heart and sole type of guy that played well for his budy pavel

 

[Hit the post]

RIP, was before my time but obviously an all time fan fave

There is nobody else you'd want to back you up while walking down a dark alley.

 

[MS]

He lasted 9 years with something that was supposed to kill him in months. Guy fought hard.

First regular member of the 1994 Canucks to pass away.

 

[TruGr1t]

Big part of a great era. Him a Bure were hilarious. RIP.

 

[Vector]

 

[canucksfan]

 

[Jumptheshark]

When I was the manager of the marble arch( Hotel side) he came to the building several times due to one of his uncles lived in the building. He was a very quiet guy but friendly

 

[m9]

One of my favorites growing up. Got the chance to meet him a couple times through some off-ice events sometime around 2010. Big dude, at least at that point. Really nice guy and was gracious to everyone there. RIP.

 

[Uhmkay]

As a young die hard fan of this sh*t team he was one of the few bright lights we had to cheer for and gave us a reason to be proud to be a Canucks fan. I was at the game when he scored the famous penalty shot goal. I've met the man several times in person an he was always extremely nice and kind to everyone. A true Canuck.

 

[EpochLink]

Rest easy, Gino

 

[Bubbles]

RIP.

 

[I Hart Conor Garland]

When I was the manager of the marble arch( Hotel side) he came to the building several times due to one of his uncles lived in the building. He was a very quiet guy but friendly

Marble Arch, our city’s Motley Crüe claim to fame.

 

[Dolemite]

He was such a beast on the ice and and just awesome off the ice. It was an absolute pleasure to watch him play live so many times at home.

 

[Pastor Of Muppetz]

Will be missed..great memories..RIP

 

[Killer Orcas]

Gino was a legend and joy to have on Canucks playing with Bure. They had a special bond RIP Gino !!

 

[I Hart Conor Garland]

Was this mentioned during the broadcasts, radio or tv?

 

[Chairman Maouth]

 

[David Bruce Banner]

I had the good fortune to see his NHL debut where he wore #66 and fought both Dave Manson and Stu Grimson (not at the same time... he wouldn't take on whole teams until later). We had been pushed around for the better part of a decade by the Semenkos, McSorleys and Proberts of the league and with Gino we finally had our deterrent... which was an important aspect of the game at the time.
With the arrival of Linden in '88, Odjick in '90 and Bure in '91, the fortunes of our sad sack franchise finally took a turn for the better.
RIP Gino

 

[KingAlfie11]

Now you can fly like an eagle Gino. My condolences to the Odjick family. May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him!

 

[ziploc]

Ah man. RIP Gino.