FROM someone used to being cheered by Barangay Ginebra fans, the role was reversed on Stanley Pringle Sunday.
The Fil-Am guard was one with the residents and workers at Eastwood City Complex as they honored medical workers and other frontliners who are in the lead of the country's fight against the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Pringle took videos and photos of people who came out of their units bearing placards and banners expressing their support for all the things the frontliners had done for their fellow Filipinos.
In his short video message posted on his Instagram account, the Ginebra stalwart, who just won his first PBA championship in the last Governors Cup, saluted all health workers and frontliners who he referred to in his caption as 'Our Heroes.'
"To all doctors, nurses, health care workers and frontliners risking their lives and who's here to work for all of us, we want to show you all our support and love," said Pringle.
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"May God bless you all with strength and guidance, keep you all in His loving care."
Banners that that read 'Salamat,' 'Thank You Frontliners,' and 'We Pray For You,' were prominently displayed around the area as sirens blared in the background while the late Michael Jackson's song 'Heal The World' was loudly being played.
A number of Philippine flag were also proudly waved by residents, while a huge banner that has the words 'We Fight As One' hang outside one residential building.
Pringle added in his IG caption, "Let us continue to come together and show our support for them (frontliners), Prayers up for everyone. Stay safe and God Bless us all."(RG)
