Talk about a slap in the face.
A private Burbank prep school has ripped down a memorial honoring a coach who died of cancer at just 41 and replaced his photo and plaque with a flat screen TV.
Paul Sutton spent 14 seasons at Providence High School, serving as athletic director, basketball coach, track coach and cross country coach from 1985 until his death in 1999.
After Sutton died, Providence put up a photo and plaque in the gym foyer to honor the coach who had spent years at the school.
Nearly three decades later, the tribute is gone.
Sutton’s widow, Dana, reportedly said school officials told her the memorial was “no longer relevant for…
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