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Paul Meger’s life story was one of Prairie perseverance, overcoming long odds to become a junior hockey star in Barrie and a Stanley Cup winner with the Montreal Canadiens. Though his Canadiens career was cut short at just 25 years old, he ended his life as the oldest surviving Stanley Cup winner of that storied National Hockey League club. Meger, who married a local girl and lived in Barrie for more than 70 years, raising their family here, died early Tuesday. “My father was well known through hockey, but it’s something I have no surviving a heart attack memory of,” said his son Gary Meger, who was just three years old when his father suffered his career-ending injury. “I do know that he never had a bad word to say about anyone, nor did anyone ever say a bad word about him. ” Meger won the Stanley Cup in 1953 and played 212 games for the Canadiens across five seasons. He suffered a career-ending injury when he was struck on the head by the skate blade of Boston Bruins winger Leo Labine during a game at the Boston Garden on Nov.

Monday, it wasn't the first she helped save Dr. Jiahuan Ding dancing at the Sam Recreation Center Plano July 25 when he His wife, to the floor with as witnesses ran for Recreation Coordinator Pam Perry the cries, that's all thought about just the compressions, Recreation Supervisor Krev brought the Oldest surviving Stanley AED from the hallway Good Samaritans in with from volunteer Karen Williams. AED actually prompts you or not to administer shock," said Perry. Susan site and into the room to Pam with chest compressions.