Providence High School scraps memorial to coach who died at 41 and puts a TV in its place
What to know about Providence High School scraps memorial to coach who died at 41 and puts a TV in its place
A private Burbank prep school has ripped down a memorial honoring a coach who died of cancer at just 41 and replaced his photo and plaque with a flat screen TV.
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What happened
A private Burbank prep school has ripped down a memorial honoring a coach who died of cancer at just 41 and replaced his photo and plaque with a flat screen TV.
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