David Reekie Obituary: Former Everett Silvertips Goaltender, David Reekie Death

David Reekie Death – The hockey world is mourning the loss of former Everett Silvertips goaltender David Reekie, whose passing has deeply saddened teammates, fans, and the entire WHL community. Known for his determination, talent, and leadership both on and off the ice, David’s legacy as a dedicated athlete and teammate will forever be remembered.

During the 2006–07 season, David played a vital role in helping the Silvertips capture the Scotty Munro Championship, standing tall between the pipes and delivering a remarkable performance throughout the year. He recorded 20 wins, a .925 save percentage, and a 1.77 goals-against average, statistics that reflected not only his skill but his relentless work ethic and composure under pressure.

In a heartfelt statement, the Everett Silvertips organization paid tribute to David, saying:

“David was invaluable to the 2006-07 Scotty Munro Champion Silvertips, winning 20 games with a .925 save percentage and 1.77 goals-against average. We extend our sincerest condolences to the Reekie family, and celebrate the life of a wonderful Silvertip and a hockey lifer 💚.”

David’s teammates and fans remember him not only for his athletic excellence but also for his kindness, humility, and team-first attitude. He was the type of player who inspired confidence in the locker room and respect across the league.

Though his time on the ice was filled with achievements, those who knew him best will remember David for his humor, compassion, and the positive energy he brought to every room he entered. His impact on the sport — and the people around him — will continue to resonate long after his passing.

The Everett Silvertips and the broader hockey community extend their deepest sympathies to the Reekie family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing David.

Rest in peace, David Reekie — a true Silvertip, a fierce competitor, and a beloved teammate whose memory will live on in the hearts of fans forever.