8/5/19 Jacksonville's An Evening With Our Stars by Jessica Payne
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A sign sits at the newly renovated Tomato Bowl welcoming honorees of the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Guest serve themselves “tail-gate” style at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5 and honored professional athletes that graduated from Jacksonville High School. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Ray Ethridge, JHS Class of 1987, stands with his jersey at the Evening with Our Stars event hosted by the Jacksonville Education Foundation on Monday, August 8. Ethridge was one of 11 professional football players honored at the event. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Marshall Johnson, FD/JHS Class of 1971, stands with his jersey at the Evening with Our Stars event hosted by the Jacksonville Education Foundation on Monday, August 8. Ethridge was one of 11 professional football players honored at the event. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Guests gather at the Norman Activity Center in Jacksonville for the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place on Monday, August 5 and honored professional athletes that graduated from Jacksonville High School (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Honorees of the Evening with Our Stars event were gifted a piece of the Tomato Bowl with their name and graduation year. The event included 11 professional football players, one Major League Baseball player and two NFL coaches who started their career in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville ISD Superintendent Dr. Chad Kelly (left) and Kirk Sadler (right) smile for a photo at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5 and honored professional athletes that graduated from Jacksonville High School (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville Mayor Randy Gorham speaks at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event honoring 11 professional football players, one Major League Baseball player and two NFL coaches who started their career in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Former Major League Baseball player Micah Hoffpauir was honored at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5 and honored professional athletes that graduated from Jacksonville High School (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Former NFL player Luke McCown was honored at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5 and honored professional athletes that graduated from Jacksonville High School (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville ISD Superintendent Dr. Chad Kelly speaks at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event honoring 11 professional football players, one Major League Baseball player and two NFL coaches who started their career in Jacksonville. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville ISD Superintendent Dr. Chad Kelly (right) presents Ricky Richards (left) with an Influential Indian plaque at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event honoring 11 professional football players, one Major League Baseball player and two NFL coaches who started their career in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Former NFL coach and Jacksonville High School coach John Paul Young is honored at the 8th annual Evening with Our Stars event put on by the Jacksonville Education Foundation. The event took place at the Norman Activity Center on Monday, August 5. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)