Own a unique piece of Montreal Canadiens history donated by Todd Muller Photography

Own a unique piece of Montreal Canadiens history! This beautifully presented framed print features the hockey gloves worn by Kingston’s own Kirk Muller when he scored the Stanley Cup-winning goal for the Montreal Canadiens against the Los Angeles Kings in the 1993 Stanley Cup Final. That unforgettable game also featured hockey legend Wayne Gretzky playing for Los Angeles, making this an especially memorable moment in hockey history. What makes this piece even more special is its personal family connection. Generously donated by local Kingston artist Todd Muller, Kirk’s brother, the framed print celebrates an extraordinary moment in his brother’s hockey career. The accompanying family photograph captures Kirk, Todd and their proud parents celebrating alongside the Stanley Cup in 1993, preserving a wonderful family memory! A truly unique piece of hockey memorabilia and a wonderful addition to any collection, or a special gift for any Montreal Canadiens fan or hockey enthusiast. Todd Muller is a talented Kingston artist whose creativity and passion for his community are reflected in his photography, original prints and paintings. Through his artwork, Todd beautifully captures the character, landmarks and people that make Kingston such a special place. He also regularly hosts paint nights, sharing his artistic talents with others and bringing people together through creativity. Beyond his artistic accomplishments, Todd is someone who genuinely cares about his community. Known for his friendly, personable nature, he is always willing to lend a hand and generously contributes his time, talent and support to charitable causes and community initiatives. We are grateful to Todd for his generosity and delighted to welcome him as a donor to the Cataraqui Kingston Rotary Club Community Auction.