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Panthers’ Superfan Greg “Catman” Good dies

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Carolina Panthers fan Greg “Catman” Good as the Panthers play host to the Chicago Bears in preseason action at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday, August 9, 2013. (David T. Foster III/Charlotte Observer/MCT via Getty Images)

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The Panthers had no bigger fan than Greg “Catman” Good.

Good attended every one of the team’s home games from their inaugural season in 1995 to 2017, becoming something of a local celebrity for rallying the Panthers’ faithful. The Pro Football Hall of Fame honored Good in 2004, tabbing him the Panthers’ “Superfan.”

Good died Friday in hospice care in his hometown of Winston-Salem, The Charlotte Observer reported Saturday. Good’s son, Greg Good Jr., posted the announcement of his father’s death on Facebook.

“The number one panthers fan in the world went on to heaven today!!” Good Jr. wrote. “Y’all I miss my daddy so much!! Those rides to Charlotte and going to the game will never be the same!!!”

Former Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams was among those who responded with their condolences, with Williams calling Good “the biggest Panther fan in the world.”