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Panthers coach Rivera gets tooth fairy money from fan in mail
Panthers coach Ron Rivera received a letter from a 9-year-old girl in the Columbia, South Carolina, area shortly after his house caught on fire last month, David Newton of ESPN.com reports. The letter included words of encouragement for him and his family, as well as five dollars Harmonie Frederick had gotten from the tooth fairy.
Harmonie told WLTX-TV in Columbia she did it “so he won’t have to be homeless, waiting for his house to be built back."
Rivera responded with a hand-written note, some Panthers gear and the five dollars.
According to the television station, the note said: “Thank you for the 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."
Frederick told WLTX she is going to keep the five dollars and put it towards her college education.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera received a letter from a 9-year-old girl in the Columbia, South Carolina, area shortly after his house caught on fire last month, David Newton of ESPN.com reports. The letter included words of encouragement for him and his family, as well as five dollars Harmonie Frederick had gotten from the tooth fairy.
Harmonie told WLTX-TV in Columbia she did it “so he won’t have to be homeless, waiting for his house to be built back."
Rivera responded with a hand-written note, some Panthers gear and the five dollars.
According to the television station, the note said: “Thank you for the 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."
Frederick told WLTX she is going to keep the five dollars and put it towards her college education.
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