Paris, Tenn.—The most dramatic moment of Saturday night’s 3rd annual Easton’s Angels Glow Walk occurred when the sky lanterns were released in memory and in honor of babies helped by the organization. They were released with the words, “In memory of those who left us, may this light rise to the Heavens to shine with you through all eternity.”
Easton’s Angels was started by Jason and Brittney Green in honor of their late son Easton. The organization helps others who are experiencing what the Green couple did while their baby was hospitalized.
The event was held inside and outside at the Henry County Fairgrounds and parents and children who graduated from Neonatal Intensive Care Units gathered to commemorate that accomplishment.
A large crowd of parents, children and others was on hand.
The event included a performance by the Ray Lewis Band, with bounce houses and a magician, as well as food provided by Perry’s BBQ, Mom’s Kitchen and Miss D’s. Air Evac and the Paris Fire Department gave tours of their vehicles and equipment.
In photos, the sky lanterns are released; the Air Evac helicopter lands at the fairgrounds; Easton’s little sister and baby brother enjoy the fire truck. (Photos provided by Cassie Weatherly).
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