On June 20, 2021, Jeremy Roenick posted on his Instagram account to commemorate 29 years of marriage to his lovely wife Tracy Roenick.

On the occasion, the retired NHL player posted a collection of photos taken by the pair during the course of their nearly three-decade marriage, and probably before.

The series began with a vintage photograph of a young Jeremy and his loving wife. The couple grew older and older as the sequence of photographs went on until the last few snaps revealed the couple as they are today.

Jeremy joked that not much had changed in their 29 years of marriage, despite the fact that the pair had clearly gone through several periods of their lives together.

Every one of those 29 years had been filled with limitless laughing with his best friend, great wife, and all-time toasting companion Tracy, according to the pro-hockey player.

Jeremy ended the comment with a sweet “I love you,” followed by a red heart emoji, after raising a glass to their long-term romance.

Jeremy first met Tracy when he was 13 years old.

When Jeremy was 13, he relocated to Boston and met his future wife. Tracy initially met Jeremy while he was a freshman in high school, according to Jeremy’s website.

Jeremy and Tracy both attended Thayer Academy and became fast friends. He stated that he had not expected to meet his future wife at such an early age.

Regardless, after Tracy graduated from college and began playing for the Chicago Blackhawks, the couple were engaged. He also mentioned that they married at the Four Seasons Hotel in Boston in 1992.

Jeremy Sang Applauds His Wife

Further, in his essay, Jeremy stated that his wife had been the most influential person in his life for a book’s worth of reasons, referring to his first book, J.R.: My Life as the Most Outspoken, Fearless, and Hard-Hitting Man in Hockey. He continued,

He then went on to offer accolades for his wife, who had managed to follow him around the country while he changed teams.

The couple has two children together.

She also established a family and maintained a company while continuing to ride and teach their daughter, Brandi, who is widely regarded as one of the best young dressage riders in North American history.

Brandi has her sights set on the Olympics, where she intends to compete in the Equestrian Sport Dressage for her country.

She is now based in Germany, where she works as a professional rider for one of the world’s most prestigious breeding farms. The NHL veteran, on the other hand, did not specify where she worked.

Their son Brett, on the other hand, is a University of San Diego, the graduate. He is also the originator of the hockey program at the university.

Jeremy believes he has a bright future ahead of him, as he plans to relocate to Manhattan in the fall of 2020 to pursue a job in branding and licensing.