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Wild fan Weston Paszkiewicz passes after valiant cancer battle
Weston Paszkiewicz fulfilled his dream with a one-day Minnesota Wild contract before passing from acute myeloid leukemia; a $165,000 fundraiser supports his family.
- On Tuesday, Weston Paszkiewicz, 10-year-old Long Lake boy, died peacefully while watching hockey, weeks after signing a one-day contract with the Minnesota Wild earlier this year through Make‑A‑Wish Foundation.
- The family's account notes Weston Paszkiewicz's health troubles began around Christmas last year and he was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in January.
- Undergoing treatment, Weston Paszkiewicz had intense chemotherapy and immunotherapy for 10 days, then spent one month hospitalized to recover his immune system.
- The Minnesota Wild said they are devastated and mourned Weston on X, while a GoFundMe had raised more than $165,000 by Wednesday night.
- As a remembrance, Danielle Paszkiewicz wrote on CaringBridge, `Weston, you are the most courageous, strong, resilient, incredible person ever, and we love you forever`, after the team asked hockey families to leave a stick outside on Wednesday.
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He got his wish: a day with his favorite hockey team. The 10-year-old died of leukemia weeks later, watching the game he loved.
Less than a month after achieving his dream of signing a one-day contract with the Minnesota Wild, the 10-year-old died peacefully while watching hockey.
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Read Full ArticleWeston Paszkiewicz Passed Away While Watching a Hockey Game, his Parents Say He Is Now Cancer Free
Weston Paszkiewicz passed away on November 18 while watching the hockey game surrounded by his loved ones, including his loving parents, John and Danielle. Weston Paszkiewicz was a 10-year-old boy from Long Lake, Minnesota. He was a die-hard hockey fan, especially of the Minnesota Wild. Earlier in 2025, Weston was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), a serious form of blood cancer. Following his battle against cancer, Make-A-Wish Foundat…
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