Emotional sadness: Eisbären Berlin say goodbye to Tobias Eder

Emotional sadness: Eisbären Berlin say goodbye to Tobias Eder

In an emotional moment that touches people's hearts, Tobias W. said goodbye to the insolvent furniture chain Kika/Leiner. After nine years in the main warehouse, the farewell is a dramatic turning point for him and around 1,350 other employees. On January 29th, all branches closed their doors permanently. Tobias W. shared his deep emotions in a touching TikTok video in which he places a lantern with a tea light in front of a closed branch and utters the words “Honour to whom honor is due”. His gesture was well received by users who expressed their sadness over the loss of jobs and the company. This situation was comprehensively addressed by exxpress.at documented.

The Eisbären Berlin's farewell to Tobias Eder

Ice hockey has also suffered a serious loss: On January 29th, the talented national player Tobias Eder died of cancer at the age of just 26. Just a few days after his death, the Eisbären Berlin appeared in the DEL, but sport took a back seat that evening. Instead, players and fans dedicated themselves to remembering Eder, with a minute's silence and emotional scenes permeating the arena. The stadium spokesman, Uwe Schumann, explained that the entire ice hockey family mourned Eder and that he was more than just a player. The memorial service was by rtl.de captured impressively.

The fans showed their sadness through emotional choreographies and calls for Eder. Before the game, his favorite song, “Viva La Vida,” played, a bittersweet moment that made it clear that the loss was deep. Eisbären coach Serge Aubin called this game the “toughest game” of his life, and the entire team agreed that they would carry Eder in their hearts. In the end, the game resulted in a 2-1 win for the Eisbären, but that result seemed irrelevant given the circumstances.