The Canucks posted a letter from Brian “Red” Hamilton on Saturday retelling the story of how all this played out and expressing his thanks and desire to meet the woman in question.
SEATTLE — Brian “Red” Hamilton was in the middle of moving equipment on the Vancouver Canucks’ bench in between periods on Oct. 23 in Seattle when he noticed a woman behind the bench pressing her phone against the plexiglass.
The Kraken acknowledged the story of what happened midway through the first period to a standing ovation from the crowd and announced both franchises would be giving Popovici a joint gift of $10,000 to help with her medical school expenses. “I saw his and I was like, wow, that is a picture perfect example of what a melanoma looks like,” Popovici said.
Hamilton was told by his doctors the cancer in the mole could have become life-threatening in a few years if it had not been addressed.
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