The Jump for Jamison Bennett Watters Memorial Fundraiser is noon-3 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church of Moore, 301 NE 27th St. Cost is $5 per person and all proceeds will benefit the Jamison Bennett Watters Memorial Fund to aid in leukemia research.
There will be cotton candy, moonbounces and more inflatables at the benefit.
Two-year-old Jamison died Oct. 23 three weeks after he was diagnosed with leukemia. He was the son of Jami Jo and Stephen Tyler Watters and brother of Tyler.
Those who can't attend the benefit can make a donation to the Jamison Bennett Watters Memorial Fund at any First Fidelity Bank in the Oklahoma City area.
-- American Staff
Local News
November 18, 2009
Jump for Jamison Saturday
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