On Friday night, the Kitchener Rangers will hold a pre-game ceremony to honour longtime play-by-play announcer Don Cameron.
The Legend was the voice of the Rangers for 50 seasons and over 4,000 broadcasts. He was the play-by-play man from the day the team began operations in 1963 until he stepped down in 2015. Cameron missed two seasons in all of those years.
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Cameron died in June after a brief illness.
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The Rangers will host the Ottawa 67’s on Friday, and prior to the game, there will be a video tribute, a public address and a banner-raising ceremony.
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The Rangers opened the season with a 6-2 thrashing of the Flint Firebirds last Friday.
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