Kaila Lamp shared a story about Jacob Tobin

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In Memory of

Jacob Phillip
Tobin

1987 - 2018

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Halloween Party

Jake, there are so many funny stories I could tell. One that makes me laugh still to this day is the time that we decided that we would have a Halloween party with a haunted trail. If I remember correctly it was for my 4-H group at the time. You said "I'm going to hang myself in that tree and scare those kids." And I remember saying, "Jake, how are you going to do that?" You had a harness of some sort. It took a while to get you up there, and after you got up there I remember telling my Mom that we had to hurry this up, because you were in that tree for at least an hour before everyone arrived. I remember you telling us all not to worry because you knew how to get out of that tree. After all of the kids went through everyone moved on to other festivities, except you. We couldn't find you for about an hour afterwords, until we all realized that you were probably still in the tree. I remember going to get you and you were swinging in your harness, singing some song, dancing some sort of dance (as well as you could in a harness). You picked on us about "forgetting" you were there and we picked on you about not being able to get out of your harness. I don't think you ever let me live that one down, but you were the highlight of those kids' night.

Posted by Kaila Lamp

Thursday August 30, 2018 at 1:50 pm