Tragic End for Bromont Ultra Volunteer Shocks Community
The Bromont Ultra community is mourning the loss of Richard Cauchon, a beloved volunteer and former director. The tragic news was reported on social media late Sunday, confirming his passing. The event’s leadership shared their condolences, emphasizing Cauchon’s integral role in the Bromont Ultra since its inception.
Community Impact of Richard Cauchon
Known for his passion and dedication, Cauchon was a foundational figure in the organization. His involvement stretched beyond volunteering; he served as the general director for many years, contributing significantly to the event’s growth and success.
The Bromont Ultra team expressed that Cauchon’s memory will forever remain in their hearts and the hearts of the community.
Details of the Incident
The unfortunate event occurred around 7:10 AM at the P5 parking area of Bromont Mountain Experiences (BME). According to local reports, Cauchon was struck by a delivery truck near a loading zone. Fortunately, the truck driver, also a volunteer with the Bromont Ultra, was not injured.
Emergency Response
First responders arrived swiftly on the scene. Remarkably, three doctors, who were attending the event for the safety of participants, were present and assisted immediately.
Continuing the Event
Despite the tragedy, the Bromont Ultra continued as planned that Sunday. The resilience of the event speaks to the community’s strength in the face of loss.
- Richard Cauchon: Longtime volunteer and former general director
- Incident Time: 7:10 AM on Sunday
- Location: P5 parking area, Bromont Mountain Experiences
- Response: Three attending doctors and fast emergency services
- Event status: Continued as scheduled despite the tragic incident