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Bob Cole, a beloved voice for Canadian hockey fans for over fifty years, has passed away at the age of 90. His daughter, Megan Cole, confirmed to the CBC that he died Wednesday night in St. John’s, N.L., surrounded by his family.
Bob Cole was a legendary figure in the world of sports broadcasting, known for his distinctive voice and passionate commentary. He began his career in the 1960s and quickly became a household name, calling countless iconic moments in hockey history.
Fans across the country grew up listening to Bob Cole’s enthusiastic play-by-play, his words becoming synonymous with the game itself. Whether it was a crucial goal in overtime or a thrilling playoff series, his voice brought the action to life for millions of viewers.
In addition to his work in hockey, Bob Cole also covered a wide range of other sports, from curling to football. His versatility and professionalism made him a highly respected figure in the industry, earning him numerous accolades and awards over the years.
As news of Bob Cole’s passing spreads, tributes are pouring in from fans, colleagues, and players alike. Many are remembering him not just for his talent behind the microphone, but also for his warmth, kindness, and genuine love for the game.
While the cause of Bob Cole’s death has not been officially confirmed, his legacy as a broadcasting icon is undeniable. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of hearing his voice ring out over the airwaves.
In this time of mourning, our thoughts are with Bob Cole’s family and loved ones. May his memory live on through the countless moments he shared with hockey fans across the country. Rest in peace, Bob Cole.
