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The greater community is mourning the devastating loss of Hadley ‘Haddie B’ Boucher, the dek hockey superstar, family and friends loving seven-year-old who passed away peacefully on May 27 in her hometown of Lunenburg following a courageous 13-month battle with DIPG, an inoperable brain tumor.

The Hope for Haddie Facebook page has been flooded with messages of love and support for the Boucher family along with photos of kids and others wearing green, Haddie’s favorite color. Green bows have popped up on telephone poles, mailboxes, and more in the days following her passing and Leominster City Hall and the Leominster Police Department are currently lit up with green in honor of the beloved young girl who is missed by many.

The Leominster Police Department lit up green in honor of Haddie B, the young girl the community has been rallying around since she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor 13 months ago who passed away on May 27 at the age of seven. (COURTESY LEOMINSTER POLICE DEPARTMENT)
The Leominster Police Department lit up green in honor of Haddie B, the young girl the community has been rallying around since she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor 13 months ago who passed away on May 27 at the age of seven. (COURTESY LEOMINSTER POLICE DEPARTMENT)
Haddie Boucher's reaction when she received a signed bat from Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran, who wore a Hope for Haddie bracelet during his baseball games. (COURTESY THE BOUCHER FAMILY)
Haddie Boucher's reaction when she received a signed bat from Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran, who wore a Hope for Haddie bracelet during his baseball games. (COURTESY THE BOUCHER FAMILY)
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