Nolan Hannu’s Mom Posts Heartbreaking Message To Tom Brady After Her Son’s Sudden Death

Nolan Hannu is one of the greatest fans Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has ever had in his career. Unfortunately, the boy passed a way.

The boy’s mom, Angela, posted an emotional message for Brady, revealing all the details about Nolan and his love for the quarterback during his final journey.

“Hi Tom. This is my son Nolan Hannu. He died suddenly just this last Friday, March 15, 2019 in his bedroom filled with pictures, posters, and memorabilia of you. He was only 17. We are hoping to have an answer today as to what happened within his body for him to collapse like that and leave us. I need you to know that he loved you, Tom. He has looked up to you and admired you since he was a young boy. We are from Michigan and were able to take him to two of your games, one in Minneapolis when you played the Vikings, and one in Green Bay when you played the Packers. His dream was to meet you and see you play at Gillette Stadium.

“At the game in Minnesota Nolan was standing over the locker room exit after half time. He saw you run out and was in awe of seeing you that close. That was one of the greatest moments of his life and he talked about it often. Nolan has 3 sisters just like you do. I would remind him of that whenever they drove him crazy, which was often. He was so pumped when you and the Patriots won your 6th ring. He bought your Super Bowl game jersey right after and later this week we will see him in his casket wearing your jersey. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for being such a strong role model to him. I need you to know that Nolan lived. We are all Patriots and will forever be your fans.”

The grieving mom had to deal with rumors about her son’s death. There were people who talked that he died of drug overdose and some even said he committed suicide.

“I would like to set those that are spreading suicide and drug overdose rumors straight! Nolan died from a heart arrhythmia. Please pass that along!” Angela wrote.