Ron Rivera sends letter, gear to young Panthers fan
After his house caught on fire, Ron Rivera is rewarding a young fan who wanted to help
Before the Carolina Panthers took on the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Wild Card Round, Panthers coach Ron Rivera’s house caught on fire. While no one was hurt, one young Panthers fan wanted to help out the Rivera family anyway she could.
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Harmoine Frederick, 9, sent a letter to Rivera, along with $5, which she received from the “tooth fairy’ after losing one of her teeth.
Frederick, not wanting the Rivera family, to be without a home sent the money to Rivera to help out.
“I gave him five dollars from my tooth fairy money,” Harmonie Frederick said to WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina, “So he won’t have to be homeless, waiting for his house to be built back.”
Rivera sent a letter of his own, along with Panthers gear back to Frederick.
The note read, “Thank you for your concern. We are all fine, our dogs included. I appreciate your five dollars but our insurance will cover the rebuilding of our house. Thanks, Coach Rivera.”
It was a classy move by Rivera to show thanks to the fan who supports him. Rivera has coached Carolina to two straight postseason appearances and the fans in Carolina are showing their support for him.
Credit to Rivera for being one of the good guys in football.
[H/T: CBS]
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