Due to stay-at-home mandates and overall health concerns from COVID-19, we have cancelled the 2nd Annual Amber Woodworth Memorial Tournament scheduled on Saturday, May 9, 2020 but in lieu of the tournament, we are selling $5 online basket tickets for your chance at one of ten (11) baskets varying from $25-$250 in value as well as $10 tickets for our big items including a 50” TV, Nintendo Switch Lite with Minecraft game, Bears/Cigars, Salon 95/Jessica McKnight Photo Session and Booze Wagon each valued over $250! This online event will run from May 5-May 30, 2020. The Facebook Live drawing will be scheduled on Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 3pm. Your ticket/s will automatically be entered into the appropriate drawing and winners will be announced by first and last name. Winners will be contacted to coordinate pick-up of basket/prizes (local delivery only).
The different raffle basket images and descriptions can be found on the Amber Woodworth Memorial Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/AmbersArmy5/
All proceeds go directly to The Woodworth Family to help with the boys education, mounting medical bills and to better equip the home to accommodate Jameson's medical needs.
Amber was born on May 5, 1983. Growing up with her sisters, Yvonne and Kim, and brother, Allen. Amber and her husband, Ron Woodworth spent 18 years growing in love together. Residents of Oak Forest, they were blessed with four young sons, Nolan (7), Easton (5), and twins Jameson and Maddox (3). Jameson was diagnosed at birth with a rare chromosome disorder that has required countless medical visits as well as weekly occupational and physical therapy. Amber lovingly devoted her time to all of her boys! On Feb 14 2018, our amazing, caring, vibrant mother, wife, daughter, sister and friend, Amber Woodworth, was diagnosed with Thymic Carcinoma, a rare and aggressive cancer. After a courageous battle, Amber passed away on August 16, 2018 at the young age of 35 years old.
All proceeds go directly to The Woodworth Family to help with the boys education, mounting medical bills and to better equip the home to accommodate Jameson's medical needs.
