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Panthers Superfan, WSSU alumnus “Catman” dies

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CHARLOTTE, NC–One of the biggest Carolina Panthers fans, if not the franchise’s most outright supporter, passed away on Friday.

Winston-Salem State alumnus Gregory Good, better known as to Panthers fans “Catman,” died at age 62 on Friday.

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Good attended WSSU in the late 1970s through the early 80s, and was a contributor on the track team.

“Greg graduated in 1980 and was a true WSSU Ram. He loved his university and departed to serve his community,” said Tim Grant, a former classmate. Grant played basketball during this time for WSSU and later went on to be an assistant coach at the school.

“He was a very giving person who would always brighten your day. His presence will be missed but his impact upon this community will live on.”

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Greg Good yearbook photo/Courtesy Digital NC

When the Panthers came to North Carolina in the mid-1990s, Good immediately became a fan, never missing a game from the team’s first season in 1995 through 2017. Not only did he show up, he showed out decked in a black-and-blue cape and blue wig.

Good’s flair for dramatic endeavors wasn’t anything new. He was a member of the drama guild as well during his time at WSSU.

WSSU Drama Guild circa 1980/Courtesy Digital NC

Good’s fanship was recognized by players as well as fans and he will truly be missed in Winston-Salem, Charlotte and wherever there are Panthers fans.

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