Lance Galbraith was a Canadian professional ice hockey right winger who died on April 15, 2022.

Galbraith, who died Friday, had such a personality that he earned the ire of wrestler Bret Hart during the 1998-99 Memorial Cup in Ottawa.

In a preliminary round game, Galbraith knocked out Brad Stuart, the top player on the Calgary Hitmen, with a hit.

The 67s defeated the Hitmen 7-6 in overtime in the championship game, despite Stuart being hurt in the stands.

Galbraith concluded his 67’s career as the franchise leader in games played with 297 (a record that has since been broken), and he never missed a shift.

He played for the Central Hockey League’s Wichita Thunder (CHL).

He was 42 years.

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Lance Galbraith cause of death

He perished early Friday morning in a single-vehicle accident on a rural road near Niagara-on-the-Lake, barely 200 meters from the lane leading to his home.

He died on the spot.

Lance Galbraith wife and children

Lance had a wife and children to survive his legacy.

None of them have been documented at the time of this writing.

Lance Galbraith net worth

He was worth 2 to 3 million dollars.

Most of his income came from ice-hockey

Lance Galbraith funeral and obituary

The funeral of Lance is yet to be held.

The family is still planning his solemn occasion.

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