Family and friends of Travis Belohrad are preparing to come together in Colorado on Friday, September 4, 2026, for a Celebration of Life honoring his memory and the impact he had on those closest to him.
According to an announcement shared by the family, members of the Belohrad and Doyle families have arranged the gathering as an opportunity for relatives, friends and loved ones to remember Travis, share stories and celebrate the life he lived.
A private family ceremony is scheduled for 3 p.m. at Centennial Airport. The gathering will provide relatives with time to reflect on Travis’s life, share memories and say goodbye in an intimate setting. The family has also indicated that the private ceremony is expected to be livestreamed, with additional information about participation to be shared separately.
Beginning at 4:30 p.m., the celebration will continue at Two Penguins, located at 13065 E. Briarwood Ave. in Centennial. Friends and others who knew Travis are invited to attend the gathering, which is being planned as a time to remember him through stories, laughter and shared memories.
The family has encouraged those attending to approach the occasion in the spirit Travis preferred, keeping things casual and comfortable. Guests have been asked to wear comfortable clothing rather than formal attire. Light snacks and drinks will be available, with additional food and beverages available for purchase at the venue.
For Travis’s wife, family and friends, the gathering is expected to provide an opportunity to draw strength from one another during a difficult time. Rather than focusing solely on loss, the family is encouraging those attending to celebrate Travis by remembering the moments, relationships and experiences that made his life meaningful.
Publicly available information about the reported circumstances of Travis Belohrad’s death remains limited, and an authoritative source independently confirming the reported death or an alleged Colorado accident was not identified in the latest search. Because of that, details about a possible accident and cause of death should not be treated as confirmed without an official or family source.
Public records do confirm that a Travis Belohrad from Colorado has previously been identified in sports records as a hockey player born in 1991, including appearances with the Chilliwack Bruins and Sioux Falls Stampede. Those records, however, do not independently establish that the person referenced in the current reports is the same individual or confirm a death.
For those who knew Travis, September 4 is set to be a day of remembrance, togetherness and celebration. Family and friends will have the opportunity to gather, share the memories that remain and honor a life that, according to the family’s announcement, will be remembered through the people and moments that mattered most.
