Gaudreau brothers' widows speak about heartbreak after losing husbands in fatal crash

And we're going to turn now to a GMA exclusive. The widows of NHL star Johnny Goodro and his brother Matthew opening up about their loss. The Goodro brothers died last August while bicycling in New Jersey struck by an alleged drunk driver. Will rejoin us with a first look at his interview. And good morning to you, Will. Yeah, good morning, Michael. Two young women, one a mom, the other about to be. Living a charmed life filled to the brim with joy. Their husbands, brothers, as close as they come, masters of the universe. Infinite promise ahead. And then tragedy. They were coming home from golf. But they didn't come home. And now those wives bonded first in those happy times and now in grief like sisters themselves try to forge ahead with grace and purpose and are sharing their story of loss and love here. What do you remember about that day? He kissed all of us goodbye. um just in the driveway at his parents house and that was the last time I saw him. But the night of August 29th, 2024, everything changed forever for the families of hockey players Johnny and Matthew Goodro after they were struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver while riding bicycles on the eve of their sister's wedding. John and Maddie didn't deserve that, especially the way it happened. There's no healing when you didn't get a goodbye. Matthew's wife, Meline, was pregnant with their first child. And while eulogizing her husband, Johnny, Meredith Gdro, announced she was expecting the couple's third. Do you remember what you said when you said goodbye to your husband? I just said to John that I would um take care of our kids and I thanked him for such a great life. I was I can't even remember maybe four months pregnant at the time. Trip was kicking a lot. So, uh I just held Matt's hand on my belly for Trip. I didn't want to say goodbye to either of them because I know I'll see him again one day. I spoke at length with Meredith and Maline Gdro about their grief, their children, and their husband's legacies, including details about the organization the two women dreamed up out of this nightmare while still in the funeral home, the John and Matthew Goodro Foundation, which helps to aims to help people, especially hockey families who have endured tragedies similar to theirs. All that and more in our extended interview on GMA tomorrow, August 13th, which would have been Johnny GDro's 32nd birthday. Unimaginable. Unimaginable. They're both. I am in awe of these women. I was glad to speak with them and share their story tomorrow. Okay. And more tomorrow. All right.