Brad Marchand's sister Rebecca bags "Biggest Increase in Sales" awards from Halifax realty company; pens heartfelt message for partner

Modified Dec 24, 2024 15:31 GMT

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand’s sister Rebecca Marchandis a successful realtor and she celebrated a major milestone in her real estate career this weekend. Rebecca was honored with multiple awards from Sutton Group Professional Realty in Halifax, including “Biggest Increase in Sales,” “#1 Individual in Sales,” and “#2 Overall in Sales.”

Born in Nova Scotia, Rebecca is one of two sisters the Bruins star was raised alongside. Like her elder brother, she too took to sports from an early age and even represented the Saint Mary's University women's volleyball team.

On Saturday, Rebecca Marchand shared the news on Instagram and expressed gratitude towards her clients, friends, and family. She wrote:

“2024 was one for the books! ✨ I’m honoured to receive the Biggest Increase in Sales, #1 Individual in Sales, and #2 Overall in Sales awards at Sutton Group Professional Realty!”

“None of this would have been possible without my amazing clients, friends, and family—whether you trusted me with your home journey or sent referrals my way, I’m forever grateful for your support❤️🥹”

In her post, Rebecca also penned a heartfelt message for her partner, Heather Tillsley. She thanked her for her patience and support throughout a demanding year.

“To my love: Thank you for your patience with the late nights, weekend calls, and holiday interruptions. Your love and understanding inspire me to work harder. I’m so excited to marry you 🤍 2025, I’m ready for you💥.”

The Instagram post featured a carousel of photos from the award ceremony. Rebecca wore a sleek black evening dress with thin straps and a shimmering finish. She was joined by Heather at the event.

Brad Marchand and wife Katrina attend Bruins centennial legacy monument unveiling ceremony

Earlier this month, Bruins captain Brad Marchand and his wife Katrina attended the Bruins’ centennial weekend celebrating 100 years of Bruins hockey. The couple joined fans, hockey legends and local dignitaries at Portal Park outside TD Garden for the unveiling of a six-foot-tall bronze statue of the Boston Bruin.

Katrina Marchand shared highlights from the event on Instagram, including clips of speeches and photos featuring Bruins greats Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, and Ray Bourque. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu were also present.

During the ceremony, Brad Marchand delivered a heartfelt speech, thanking the Jacobs family, longtime owners of the team, for their vision and dedication. He praised the fans, saying:

“There’s no feeling like skating out onto the ice and feeling the energy of Bruins Nation.”

Marchand also promised to honor the legacy of past Bruins legends and lead his team with commitment and pride as captain.

The statue was designed by renowned sculptor Harry Weber, who also created the iconic Bobby Orr statue in 2010. It consists of 90 bronze pieces, weighs 3,500 pounds, and is a symbol of the team’s legacy as the first NHL franchise based in the United States.