WWE, AEW, Big E., FITE TV, More Pay Tribute to Brodie Lee on Anniversary Of His Passing

UPDATE: WWE, Natalya, Eddie Kingston, Dustin Rhodes, The Dark Order, and more from across the wrestling industry are paying tribute to the late Jon Huber, aka Brodie Lee, on social media. You can see the tribute WWE and others shared on the one year anniversary of his passing below:

Remembering Jon Huber today. 💜 pic.twitter.com/YopRGdL3Ey

— WWE (@WWE) December 26, 2021

One of the best people I’ve ever known.

— Jason Ayers (@JasonAyersWWE) December 26, 2021

Love is forever. pic.twitter.com/2hHzBRkjMg

— Nattie (@NatbyNature) December 26, 2021

It was an honor to be included in the celebration of his life. The love his kids and wife has still vibrates as strongly as the day I met them.

From the sunshine to the sweet grass, we travel between the eternities. #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/L2rZvklFah

— Ricky Starks (@starkmanjones) December 26, 2021

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— Matthew Rehwoldt (@DramaKingMatt) December 26, 2021

Always tore the house down with Brodie Lee. He was incredible and one of those rare individuals. One word to describe him would be…. HAPPY!! Miss him pic.twitter.com/mKIDnOwT86

— Dustin Rhodes (@dustinrhodes) December 26, 2021

I see you everytime I look at your boy's . It never gets easy but know you live on through them. Miss you and yes I know you are "rich". #BrodieLeeForever https://t.co/daLNJdEykJ

— Eddie Kingston #BlackLivesMatter (@MadKing1981) December 26, 2021

#BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/fjA9fCgbyG

— MATT HARDY (@MATTHARDYBRAND) December 26, 2021

Brodie Lee performing at the Detroit Improv Festival (Night 1)
Rare footage #BrodieLeeForever https://t.co/XFchYlXxQ6 pic.twitter.com/0Ktp3pLa3k

— Ryan “Old Fezziwig” Nemeth (@ryrynemnem) December 26, 2021

#BrodieLee pic.twitter.com/ofXciMRlxS

— “The Big LG” Doc Gallows AKA Sex Ferguson (@The_BigLG) December 26, 2021

Can’t believe it’s been a year now. Miss this man soo much https://t.co/6YcJUmBXBL

— John Silver (@SilverNumber1) December 26, 2021

A year already. He made me a better person. #BrodieLeeForever https://t.co/BcgXBftP8J

— EVIL UNO of DARK ORDER (@EvilUno) December 26, 2021

One of the only people in wrestling I’ve never heard anyone say a single bad thing about. #RIPBrodieLee https://t.co/3ixJdjJnSB

— Alan Angels (@Alan_V_Angels) December 26, 2021

I don't think any member of dark order would be who we are today without each other.#darkorderfamily

— Stu Grayson of Dark Order (@stu_dos) December 26, 2021

💔 we miss you. Doesn’t feel real. https://t.co/qcu9Vi8dAy

— Anna Jay (@annajay___) December 26, 2021

Purest of souls 💜 #BrodieLeeForever https://t.co/q79p0zpQ78

— Kip Sabian (@TheKipSabian) December 26, 2021

RIP Brodie 🙏 https://t.co/3Vqq7H0gMB

— Arn Anderson (@TheArnShow) December 26, 2021

I wrestled Brodie in 2011 & did a moonsault off the apron & fell right on my dumb head. Totally my own fault. But I loved to blame him to mess with him, & brought it up all the time. He always apologized even though, again, it was my fault. He was the best. #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/qGcM5LQxzD

— Chuck Taylor (@SexyChuckieT) December 26, 2021

💚😇 pic.twitter.com/7MvpARunfg

— Adam Scherr (@Adamscherr99) December 26, 2021

❤️❤️ thinking of Brodie

— Renee Paquette (@ReneePaquette) December 26, 2021

This match will always be one of my favorites. Thank you Brodie.#BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/6MHOyOsugl

— Christopher Daniels (@facdaniels) December 26, 2021

ORIGINAL: Today marks a year since the passing of Brodie Lee and AEW, FITE TV and Big E. all paid tribute to the late star on social media. AEW posted to Twitter on to honor Lee, writing:

“Today marks 1 year since the passing of Jon Huber, Mr. Brodie Lee. Today we honor Jon’s remarkable legacy in and out of the ring with match clips, photos and memories. Please join us by sharing your favorite Big Rig memories.”

The company has posted several other tributes as you can see below, and “Brodie Lee Forever” has been trending on Twitter. FITE TV shared a couple of posts to remember Lee, and Big E. shared his thoughts in a post which read:

“One year ago today, Jon Huber, one of my best friends on earth, passed away. I still have a dozen things I want to text him every day. I still remember the way he would type out laughter in text (“ha ha ha.”) I still have the play-by-play of his son’s amateur wrestling performance in my phone, as Jon anxiously & proudly watched on. The dream of driving fifteen minutes to his Tampa house for Sunday dinners when we retired still lingers. There will still never be anyone to fill his shoes.

“As painfully tragic as this has all been, there’s so much good to reflect on. I’m so grateful that so many people have made a commitment to keeping Jon’s memory alive. I’m so glad he enriched the lives of so many people in and out of this profession.

“Brodie (he was always ‘Brodie’ to me), the laughs we shared far surpassed the tears I’ve shed over you. I hope we all continue to honor you in the way you deserve. I still miss you and will always love you, my friend.”

Today marks 1 year since the passing of Jon Huber, Mr. Brodie Lee. Today we honor Jon’s remarkable legacy in and out of the ring with match clips, photos and memories. Please join us by sharing your favorite Big Rig memories. #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/wlHdYJpGZO

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) December 26, 2021

.@dustinrhodes, @FrankieKazarian, @itsjerrylynn and @facdaniels Mr. Brodie Lee#BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/a4LQ3kHJQ6

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) December 26, 2021

March 25, 2020 – Mr. Brodie Lee makes his in ring debut on #AEWDynamite against @QTMarshall #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/atzt14YgrJ

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) December 26, 2021

March 18, 2020 – Mr. Brodie Lee is revealed to be the Exalted One on #AEWDynamite #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/Kfe2qdlpRN

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) December 26, 2021

What a wonderful memory.

❤️March 18th, 2020: When Mr. Brodie Lee was revealed as the Exalted One on #AEWDynamitepic.twitter.com/ghW7c2G1tr

— FITE (@FiteTV) December 26, 2021

You touched so many hearts. Can't believe it's been a year. You Provided many wonderful memories to family, friends, and fans. We miss you, Brodie Lee. #BrodieLeeForever https://t.co/PHv3pIMeSC

— FITE (@FiteTV) December 26, 2021

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— Ettore “Big E” Ewen (@WWEBigE) December 26, 2021