Garnet Hathaway Wife Lindsay Hathaway Is A Philanthropist At MSE

Garnet Hathaway married his wife Lindsay on July 4, 2020. He announced his wedding during the Between Two Blue Lines podcast.

He and his former Capital teammate, Nic Dowd, host the podcast where they mainly talk about their lives outside the NHL rink.

The NHL player mentioned that his wedding ceremony was small and private. He further added that the day became great despite the limitations of celebrations.

Garnet and Lindsay had dated for a few years and got engaged sometime before the tying the knot on the 4th of July amid the global pandemic.

While the right-wings shares his home life through his podcast, Mrs. Hathaway remains away from the spotlight. She is unavailable on social media platforms but has been a partner in her hubby's social works.

The Hathaway couple launched Hath’s Heroes in 2019 where they raise funds for the first responders every month. They have partnered with Mindful Junkie, a non-profit organization to provide mindfulness training to D.C. area first responders to cope with the job trauma.

Likewise, they had taken the help of Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation for their successful January 2021 fundraiser.

NHL confirms that Hath's Heroes distributed more than 940 holiday meals to firehouses around Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince George's County, during the 2020 Thanksgiving. Hence, Garnet and Lindsay's partnership goes beyond their love life.

Per her LinkedIn, Lindsey is a former Lacrosse coach at St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School in Virginia.

Garnet Hathaway has two children, a son and a daughter named Ella Hathaway. Their son was born in May 2021, making him a toddler.

Likewise, younger sister Ella joined the clan on November 20, 2022. She was born at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, and her dad had taken to his Twitter to thank them for their services publically.

Ella was born healthy and left no complications during childbirth. She and her mom both recovered fast after returning to their home.

Many notable NHL public figures, including the German player Olaf Kolzig and writer Tom Gulitti congratulated the Hathaway couple.

The young Hathaway kids remain at home due to their young age while Garnet joins them after his hectic game moments.

Garnet Hathaway was born to parents John and Suellen Hathaway on November 23, 1991, in Naples, Florida. His father is the CEO and President of Shucks Maine Lobster.

Shucks Maine is a Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified lobster company that supplies raw lobster meat to local and international companies. Hathaway senior is the current president of the Fund for the Advancement of Sustainable Maine Lobster, a client group of the MSC.

He has won two Seafood Prix d’Elite Awards at the Brussels Seafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global for the best new seafood product, making him a star businessman in the field. 

Meanwhile, his work experience in the business world goes back to when he traveled around the world and founded many companies. He was a real estate developer in Huntsville, Alabama, and ran a real estate development firm.

Maine is his hometown where he returned after his ventures worldwide and has settled down. John has also served as a former Maine state senator.

A multi-millionaire with his hands on both business and politics, John Hathaway is a well-known person in Maine. He was seen posing with the current Maine Governor Janet Mills Seafood Expo North America on March 18, 2019.

Besides his success, father John impressed the NHL universe during his fun interview with Alan May on NBC Sports Washington. Garnet was present during the segment after his play with the Tampa Bay Lightning in December 2019.

Dad Hathaway had taught his son never to give up and follow his dream, which made the highlight of the interview. 

Meanwhile, Suellen has resorted to her privacy all this time.

Garnet Hathaway has one brother called Ephraim and three elder sisters named Liz, Caitlin, and Jessi.

NHL in 2017 reported the Hathaway clan's ninety-nine-day world tour that started on February 6 and ended on May 15, 1999.

John and Suellen had asked their five kids to choose the place they would want to visit, and Garnet had decided to go to Colosseum.

Meanwhile, his siblings chose Ninety Mile Beach in New Zealand, Komodo Dragons in West Timor, The Silence Day in Bali, and Surfing at Kuta Beach.

The seven first shopped at eBay headquarters and started their trip from New Zealand and continued to Australia, Timor, and later to Bali.

While their list ended, the Hathaway couple extended their trip to Singapore and later to Kathmandu.  

Their quest to reach Mt. Everest base made them travel to Tibet, where they remember having an interesting altercation with the military.

After days of mountainous tours, they left for Hong Kong and later to Moscow.

Garnet and everyone followed their parents to Athens, Italy, and finally, Rome to see the Colosseum. After fulfilling the places on the list, the lobster king of Maine took his loved ones to Vatican City, Florence, Venice, Paris, and London.

The NHL player traveled the world with his parents and siblings while he shared a familial bond with his former Capitals teammate, Nic. They welcomed fatherhood in a two-year difference where Nic helps Garnet to become a better parent.