BROMONT, Québec — Deep sorrow rippled through the community this weekend following the sudden and tragic passing of Richard Cauchon, who lost his life in an accident on Sunday morning, October 19, 2025, while serving as a valued member of the Bromont Ultra supply team.
Richard’s death has left family, friends, and colleagues heartbroken. Known for his humility and quiet strength, he was a man whose kindness and generosity spoke louder than words. Though he avoided the spotlight, Richard’s presence was felt everywhere he went — through his tireless volunteer work, his compassion for others, and his dedication to making a difference in his community.
An avid motorcyclist and mentor, Richard took great pride in helping new riders develop safe and responsible habits on the road. He was admired for his calm guidance, patience, and passion for the freedom of riding — traits that earned him the respect of all who learned from him.
In a heartfelt statement, Eurovia Québec and the Bromont Ultra organization expressed their profound condolences to Richard’s loved ones, calling him “a man of extraordinary generosity whose loss leaves an irreplaceable void.”
“Richard made this weekend a flagship event we looked forward to every year,” shared a Eurovia colleague. “His enthusiasm and dedication were contagious. The best way we can honor him is by continuing the work he cared about so deeply.”
To celebrate his legacy of compassion and service, Eurovia Québec and the Bromont Ultra community announced that the annual fundraising campaign will continue in Richard’s memory through November 1st, with the goal of surpassing last year’s $34,000 total — a fitting tribute to the man who devoted his life to giving back.
As those who knew him gather to remember his life and contributions, one sentiment rings true across the community: a man with an incredibly generous heart has left us, but his spirit, kindness, and devotion will forever remain.
🕯️ Rest in peace, Richard Cauchon — your selflessness and compassion will continue to guide and inspire all who were privileged to know you.