Former Professional Hockey Player Found Dead at 23 Years Old
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S. Harper
August 2, 2022 (5:23)
The city of Kelowna is in mouring today, after a former BCHL forward player Parm Dhaliwal passed away this weekend.
Dhaliwal played three years for the Warriors from 2016 to 2019 Dhaliwal who was from Surrey BC and a former West Kelowna Warriors forward Parm Dhaliwal has died at the young age of 23.
A source stated that the Warriors forward was sadly found by the cleaning staff at the Hyatt Grand Hotel in New York City over the weekend. The cause of death was not disclosed however his passing left is family, friends and teammates deeply saddened and in morning.
Dhaliwal unfortunately had to stop playing due to concussion symptoms from a incident that happened the year before. After skating in the preseason his concussion symptoms increased and he was forced to retire from the game.
West Kelowna Warriors tweeted that Parm Dhaliwal memorial service Is set to take place over social media next Sunday August 7th 2022.
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