The Family has announced a Celebration of Life for Hannah that will take place in Victoria, on March 17, 2026 at 2pm, at the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens

Friends of Hannah, working with the family, have launched a gofundme campaign that will cover some short term memorial priorities, and will ultimately flow to the foundation that is being established.

Read the full announcement: Honouring the Life of Hannah

A news story update and memorial of Hannah are now on the Triathlete.com website. The story has both an update on the news story, and covers some additional context on safety in riding. Sadly Hannah is not the first athlete killed by an impaired driver.

Read the full story here : Fentanyl-Impaired Driver Kills Hannah Henry

The link shows TV Coverage of the dedication of a Ghost Bike in Hannah’s honour. Speakers include family and friends.

See the full story: Loved ones honour Hannah Henry

A very nice Reddit article in the cycling community that talks about Hannah and mentions Holly and cyclists reaction to the accident. Anonymous submitter, but it has captured the sentiment in some of the riding community, whether they knew Hannah, her sister(s), or not.

Read the full article: Reddit/Cycling link

The American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA) has posted a notice on LinkedIn about losing Hannah.

Read the full article: ACMA LinkedIn Post on Hannah Henry

Canadian Running Magazine article features Hannah and her latest aspirations – marathons. She was coached by Malindi Elmore on her recent Vancouver Marathon – which she completed in 2:56.

Read the full article: Canadian Running Magazine Link

Triathlon Magazine reports on the Tragic Collision that killed Hannah Henry.

Read the full article: Tragic Collision Takes the Life of Canadian Triathlete Hannah Henry – Triathlon Magazine Canada

The Arizona State Sun Devils remember Hannah Henry who was a proud ASU Alum, and a 2017 and 2018 individual NCAA Triathlon Champion, and helped the Sun Devils win four titles from 2017-2021.

Read the full article: Remembering Hannah Henry – ASU Sun Devil Athletics