Friends, family, and the hockey world marked the fifth anniversary of Colby Cave's passing.
The former captain of the Swift Current Broncos died on April 11th, 2020, after suffering a brain bleed.
"5 years without you," Cave's widow Emily posted on X. "I will endure a lifetime of missing you for the privilege of loving you."
Cave played four full seasons and 287 WHL games with the Broncos.
He went on to suit up for the Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers in the NHL.
One of his stops along the way paid tribute to him today.
"Forever remembered. Always missed," the Providence Bruins posted on X. "Today we remember our friend and teammate, Colby Cave."
Cave was a proud native of North Battleford, SK. He left a significant mark in the southwest.
"Colby’s impact on the Swift Current and Southwest Saskatchewan community was immeasurable," read a statement from the Swift Current Broncos at the time of his passing. "Colby’s legacy will live on in the hearts of everyone he inspired."