Jane Gaureau: Johnny and Matthew are happy in heaven after Eagles won

Back Jane Gaureauher late sons, Johnny and MathwCelebrating the news that the Eagles Philadelphia went to the Super Bowl.

“I know two incredibly happy fans in heaven,” Jane wrote through her Instagram story On Sunday, January 26, alongside a picture of the Gaudreau brothers wearing Philadelphia Eagles personal shirts. “Go birds !!!!!! Going to the Super Bowl for the Boys !!! One more victory. “

In light of the Eagles’ victory, Jane shared a warm quote through his Instagram story, who read, “The biggest gift they gave to us? Their love. And thankfully, love did not leave when they did. He remains, woven into the lessons they taught us, the memories we hold. “

The quote continued, “Who we are today carries the remains of who they were, is proof that love is not coming to an end – it stays. The love always waits. “

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Courtesy of Katie Gaureau/Instagram the Gaudreau family pressed each other during the first holiday season since the tragic deaths of the Johnny and Matthew brothers in August. Katie Gaureau, the youngest sister of Johnny and Matthew, shared a picture of her parents, Guy and Jane, visiting Johnny’s children on Christmas. “John is happy (…)

She also shared the same image of her sons through X Also on Sunday, writing in the headline, “Miss and Love You Boys!” with two green heart emojis.

The Eagles will face against the Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9. The Philadelphia team went on to Super Bowl Lix after their victory over Washington commanders in the NFC Championship match earlier on Sunday.

This moment of celebration comes after 2024 destructive For the Gaureau family, when the brothers Johnny, 31, and Matthew, 29, were hit by a drunken driver at Oldmans Township, New Jersey, on August 29, 2024, while riding their bikes. The two brothers died at the scene.

Earlier this month, Sean M. Higginsthe man accused of killing Johnny and Matthew, pleaded innocent to all charges, including first -degree manslaughter, during his January 7 arrest hearing in New Jersey. Higgins’ blood alcohol level was over the legal limit at the time.

It was revealed in the arrest that Higgins had been offered a sentence of 35 years in prison if he pleaded guilty to aggravating manslaughter charges and left a fatal accident scene. In e -mail i The athleticHiggins lawyers Richard F. Klineburger and Matthew Portella The logic behind their client’s innocent plea.

“We believe that the facts of this case will reveal that this tragedy was not the result of any malice but rather a combination of unfortunate unique circumstances unlikely to happen again,” read the email, in part. Higgins’ next court date is scheduled for February 4.

As for Jane, she was able to Celebrate the birth From his grandson Tripp, the first baby to his late son Matthew and his wife, Madeline Gaureau. TRIPP was born in December 2024 just four months after his father’s tragic death.

“The hearts of Mam-Mom and Pop-Pop are overflowing with love for you, Tripp Matthew,” Jane shared through her Instagram story on December 29, 2024, referring to her husband, Boo. “We’re so incredibly proud of you and your mother and I know your dad too! 💙. “