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The Slave Lake community is grappling with the heartbreaking loss of Jagger Green, a 19-year-old whose passion for hockey and vibrant personality left an indelible mark on everyone who knew him. A devoted member of the Slave Lake Minor Hockey Association, Jagger was admired not only for his skill on the ice but for his kindness, encouragement, and leadership off the rink.
Friends, coaches, and teammates remember Jagger as someone who could light up any room, always ready with a smile, a word of support, or a gesture of generosity. His commitment to the sport inspired younger players, and his presence strengthened the sense of community within the team.
The Green family has long been integral to the local hockey scene, and Jagger carried forward their legacy of teamwork, dedication, and compassion. His untimely passing has left a profound void in the lives of family, friends, and the wider Slave Lake community.
Messages of sympathy and remembrance continue to pour in, with many sharing memories of Jagger’s infectious energy, sportsmanship, and the joy he brought into every interaction. While grief is heavy, the community’s solidarity provides support to the family during this difficult time.
Jagger Green’s spirit, generosity, and love for hockey will be remembered and cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him.