The Mosinee and Green Bay, Wisconsin, communities are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Colton Lewens, who passed away on Monday, July 27, 2026. His untimely death has left family, friends, former teammates, and members of Wisconsin’s hockey community grieving the loss of a young man remembered for his dedication, humility, and passion for the sport he loved.
Originally from Green Bay and later a resident of Mosinee, Lewens was best known for his time as a forward with the Mosinee Indians hockey program. Wearing jersey No. 8, he represented Mosinee High School during the 2015–2017 seasons, earning the respect of coaches, teammates, and opponents through his tireless work ethic, perseverance, and team-first approach.
During the 2015–2016 season, Lewens played in 26 games, recording two goals and one assist while consistently demonstrating determination and sportsmanship on the ice. He returned the following season, continuing to contribute to the team during both regular-season and playoff competition. Although his high school hockey career spanned only a few years, the friendships he built and the positive example he set left a lasting impression on everyone around him.
Away from the rink, Lewens was remembered as a loyal friend, caring family member, and compassionate individual. Those who knew him described him as approachable, humble, and always willing to encourage others or lend a helping hand. His quiet confidence and genuine kindness made him someone people enjoyed being around, both on and off the ice.
Growing up in Wisconsin, hockey played a significant role in Lewens’ life, providing him with lifelong friendships, valuable lessons in discipline, and unforgettable memories. Former teammates have shared tributes remembering his positive attitude, commitment to the game, and unwavering support for those around him—qualities that continued to define him long after his playing career ended.
News of Lewens’ passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from across Mosinee, Green Bay, and the wider Wisconsin hockey community. Friends, former teammates, and community members have honored his memory by sharing heartfelt messages celebrating not only his accomplishments as an athlete but also the kindness and integrity that defined his life.
At the time of publication, funeral and memorial service arrangements have not been publicly announced. The Lewens family has requested privacy as they grieve and is expected to share service details in the coming days.
Colton Lewens will be remembered for his love of hockey, his unwavering loyalty to friends and teammates, and the compassion he showed to everyone he met. His legacy will continue through the many lives he touched and the memories that will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew him.
The thoughts and condolences of the community remain with the Lewens family, friends, former teammates, and everyone mourning this tremendous loss. May they find strength in one another and comfort in the lasting legacy of a life lived with kindness, humility, and heart.