The Philadelphia Flyers are mourning the loss of franchise legend Bernie Parent.
The Flyers and Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Bernie Parent, a true legend, one of the most famous and beloved players, and most popular figures in the history of the organization and city of Philadelphia. https://t.co/Od28lVQHK8 pic.twitter.com/4o3VQZFO1t
— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 21, 2025
Parent was an original Flyer, debuting with the team in its inaugural season in 1967. He made his NHL debut for the Boston Bruins in 1965, and spent some time with the Toronto Maple Leafs as well as the Flyers.
Parent is a two-time Stanley Cup champion (‘74,’75), a two-time Conn Smythe winner (‘75, ‘75), as well as a two-time Vezina Trophy winner (‘74, ‘75), and a two-time NHL All Star (‘74, ‘75). The Flyers legend will forever be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame, inducted in 1984. Parent was in the inaugural Flyers Hall of Fame class
Off the ice, Parent’s reach went far through his involvement with Ed Snyder Youth Hockey & Education.
As stated by the Flyers and his family in the official statement, in lieu of flowers, consider donating to Ed Snyder Youth Hockey & Education.
Parent was a legend, an icon, and an amazing human being.