Former St. Louis Blues Hockey Player Amanda Alemond, 40, Passes Away, Leaving Behind Her Three Children!

She was the mother of an accomplished youth hockey player.

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Amanda Alemond passed away suddenly on May 27, 2025, leaving behind her three children: Camden, Kennedy, and Colton.

While the exact cause of Amanda Alemond’s passing has not been publicly disclosed, her sudden loss has deeply affected her family and community.

Amanda Alemond Was A Proud Mother Of Three Children!

Nicknamed Amanda 2.0, Amanda Alemond was a devoted mother and a beloved member of her community.

She worked as a dental assistant and was known for her warm personality and contagious laughter.

Her greatest joy was being a mother to her three children: Camden, Kennedy, and Colton.

She was deeply involved in their lives, always showing up to support them and making sure they felt loved.

Amanda was a beloved mother of three children. (Source: GoFundMe)

Camden,17, her eldest, is a dedicated student with a 4.0 GPA at TPH Academy. He is a talented hockey player who represents the St. Louis AAA Blues 16U AAA team in the 2024-2025 season, wearing the #96 jersey.

On the other hand, Kennedy, 14, is passionate about volleyball and is a soon-to-be Oakville High School sophomore, and enjoys baking.

Likewise, Colton,11, the youngest, attends Rogers Elementary and is full of energy, bringing happiness to those around him.

Amanda’s love and guidance shaped her children into strong, kind individuals, and her legacy of care and dedication will always be remembered.

Moreover, a GoFundMe campaign “In Loving Memory of Amanda Alemond- Supporting Her Children” was created by TPH St. Louis to help her children navigate this difficult time.

The fundraiser aims to provide financial support for her children, covering essential expenses and ensuring their stability in the wake of their mother’s passing.

The campaign has received an outpouring of support, with many sharing heartfelt tributes to honor.

The Hockey Community Mourns The Sudden Loss Of Beloved Mother And Friend, Amanda Alemond!

Amanda Alemond’s passing has left a deep void in the hearts of her friends, family, and community.

Those who knew and loved her are mourning her loss, sharing heartfelt tributes and memories on social media.

Her beloved friends have expressed their grief, recalling her warmth, kindness, and the joy she brought into their lives.

One of her close friends expressed deep sorrow, saying that even 25 more years of friendship wouldn’t have been enough.

She further said:

You will never be forgotten my dear. I love you so much and miss you already it hurts. Please keep her wonderful family in your thoughts and prayers.

Likewise, another close friend shared her heartbreak, describing Amanda as a source of laughter, energy, and love, whose absence has left them shattered.

She said:

My heart is heavy beyond words. A friend and fellow hockey mom someone full of laughter, energy, and love is no longer with us and we are still trying to understand how and why. There may never be an answer that makes sense, but our hockey community is rocked once again with tragedy and to say we are devastated doesn’t begin to cover it. We are shattered.

Amanda’s kindness and warmth will never be forgotten. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Amanda Alemond’s family, friends, and well-wishers.

Rest In Peace, Beautiful Soul!

Sangita Budhathoki
Sangita Budhathoki
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