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Hockey Star's Grandma Passes After Olympic Triumph

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  • Penny Weinberg, grandmother of Quinn and Jack Hughes, died at 83.
  • She witnessed her grandsons win Olympic gold before her passing.
  • Her obituary highlights her kindness, grace, and family devotion.
Hockey Star's Grandma Passes After Olympic Triumph

Penny Weinberg, grandmother to NHL stars Quinn and Jack Hughes, passed away on July 28, 2026, at the age of 83 following a recent illness. Her obituary described her as embodying kindness, grace, and quiet strength throughout her life, with her greatest joy being her family. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, cherished by all who knew her. Months before her passing, Weinberg experienced immense pride as she watched her grandsons help Team USA secure Olympic gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics. She expressed her joy over their achievements, noting Quinn and Jack's team's victory. Her son-in-law, former NHL player Mark Hughes, also plays for the New Jersey Devils. Weinberg's daughter, Ellen, defended Quinn and Jack after they faced criticism for their reaction to a comment made by President Donald Trump regarding the Team USA women's hockey team's White House invitation. Ellen emphasized the unity hockey can bring.

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