We regret to announce the passing of Richard Bue at the age of 44 following a courageous battle with cancer. Richard Bue, a dedicated and passionate figure in the world of hockey, left an indelible mark on everyone who knew him and worked with him.
Born in 1979, Richard's love for hockey began at a young age. His journey in the sport was marked by his unwavering commitment, resilience, and a profound understanding of the game. His career as a coach started at Carleton University, where he served as an assistant coach non-consecutively from 2001 to 2016.
During his tenure at Carleton, Bue's expertise and leadership were instrumental in shaping the team's strategy and mentoring young athletes, many of whom went on to have successful careers both on and off the ice.
Richard’s coaching career took a significant step forward when he joined the Manitoba Moose as a video coach in 2016. Over the next six years, Bue brought a meticulous and analytical approach to his role, earning respect and admiration from players and colleagues alike. His contributions to the Moose were critical in developing game plans, analyzing performances, and ensuring the team was always prepared to compete at the highest level.
Bue's legacy extends beyond the technical aspects of coaching; he was known for his compassion, integrity, and the genuine care he showed towards everyone in the hockey community. His ability to connect with players and staff on a personal level made him not just a coach, but a mentor and friend.
Richard Bue's impact on the hockey world is immeasurable, and his loss is deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing him. He leaves behind a legacy of dedication and excellence, serving as an inspiration for future generations of coaches and players.
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