Legendary Announcer & Promoter Joins Thousands in Cheering Youngster Currently in Intensive Care Fighting Pneumonia

Giving to those in need out of compassion and mercy is what we mean when we say “charity.” The adage goes something like, ‘Charity begins at home.’ Basically speaking, kindness starts at home. First, one typically helps those closest to them, such as family and friends. Then, go to faraway regions, the needy and vulnerable awaiting aid and compassion.

Athletes and sports celebrities have the wherewithal most of us can only dream of. But it often entails spending money on the luxuries such as expensive jewelry, flashy cars, and sprawling estates. And it’s hard to blame them. But still among that crowd are a few sportspersons who go out of their way to help others. Many make charitable contributions and provide financial support for relief after natural disasters. Some also provide financial aid to deserving students and lend support to the institutions that take care of them. Then some make it a point to reach out, lend moral support, and spread the word so that more join to help.

A prayer for Frankie Rice

A tweet by @NiceGuyKenny, posted on 2nd January, has already garnered nearly half-a-million views and registered 416 responses. On Twitter, he posted the pic of a youngster, presumably his younger sibling. He mentioned that Frankie Rice is suffering from pneumonia and receiving treatment in intensive care.

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Kenneth requested everyone to pray for his brother. He is confident that his brother will make it through. But he wishes everyone could step in to be a tower of strength to Frankie.

Michael Buffer and Lou DiBella join to pray for the youngster

Among the many respondents to cheer up Frankie, is legendary ring announcer Michael Buffer. The seventy-eight-year-old, with the world-famous signature phrase, “Let’s get ready to rumble!” is known for his extensive charitable work. He tweeted, “C’mon Frankie…you have 1,000s of fans out here pulling for you and cheering you on!! Big love from us all!”

Boxing promoter, producer, and actor Lou DiBella followed soon and said, “Prayers up for Frankie.”

The International Hall of Fame member recently tweeted warm wishes for a joyful and peaceful holiday season. In particular, he wished to express his gratitude as Ann, his mother, fully recovered from her surgery to remove the tumor. He attached her photo with a note expressing indebtedness to everyone who prayed for her and showed their support to the family.

Let’s keep our fingers crossed that the news spreads quickly and that, along with everyone’s prayers and well wishes, Frankie makes a speedy recovery.

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