Here is Guy Lafleur's last appearance on television, a powerful and magical moment

Recently, there has been a flurry of tributes to the great Guy Lafleur, and it is so well deserved. I was watching the "Guy Lafleur special" on Radio-Canada's Tout le monde en parle yesterday, and it was so magical and emotional.

He was an incredible person. For those who are interested, watch the news again:

Otherwise, Guy Lafleur's real last appearance, on television, was on Noovo, during the show La semaine des 4 Julie.

It was on January 10 and it was to congratulate Chantal Machabée on her new position as Vice President of Communications for the Montreal Canadiens.

A powerful, memorable television moment that says (once again) so much about the greatness of the man that was Guy Lafleur:

I have chills. Speaking of chills, to watch yesterday's grandiose tribute at the Bell Centre, click here:

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