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In Memory of those we've lost

Four generations of women smiling together outdoors.

Sandra "Sandi" Cobb

 Mrs. Sandra "Sandi" C. Cobb, age 71, of Mansfield peacefully passed away on July 5, 2023, surrounded by her loving husband and family. 

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Sandra Coker James

The 2022 haunted hayride beneficiary was the family of Sandra Coker James, who passed away on October 11th, 2022, at Jasper Memorial Hospital.

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Piper Carter

The 2024 haunted hayride beneficiary is the Carter family, in memory of 10-year-old Piper Carter, who tragically lost her battle with Burkitt Lymphoma on September 22nd, 2024.

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Axyl Womack

The 2025 Jasper Jubilee 5K beneficiary was Axyl Womack and his family. Axyl tragically lost his battle with cancer on August 6th, 2025, surrounded by his loved ones. 

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Oh, little bluebird, 

You work so hard. 

Hunting little bugs

in my front yard. 


You work and work

with not much play. 

You toil for your food

most of the day. 


Not realizing your beauty

you fly in the sky. 

I watch you with wonder

And ask myself why? 


We toil and labor

without any ease, 

You just flutter your wings

And go as you please. 


If we could trade places

I'm sure you would agree, 

We should be much better, 

You know, the world and me. 


But we made the decision

To complicate our lives, 

And all we get in return 

is a good case of the hives. 


So you be the little bluebird,

And we stay who we are. 

And at the end of the day

You, little bluebird, are better off by far.


-Mike Redwine

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