Jake Stacy
Jake is a fun loving 10-year-old going into 5th grade this fall at College Grove Elementary. Jake participated in his first Special Olympics this year, where he BROKE THE RECORD for the longest softball throw in Williamson County. His entire school cheered him on when he received this news!
Jake loves going to school and seeing all of friends! His favorite class is PE. He is the best brother to Ben (15) and Carter (7). They are his best friends and biggest fans.
Jake’s hobbies include playing sports like basketball and soccer. He loves listening to music, dancing, swimming and driving his four-wheeler and go-cart. He also enjoys watching YouTube videos and would like to one day create his own channel.
Jake continues to amaze everyone every day and is actively changing perceptions of those with special needs. He continues to prove that everyone is “more alike than different." Jake has a strong community that rallies around him and constantly supports the mission to raise awareness for the DS Community.
Jake loves going to school and seeing all of friends! His favorite class is PE. He is the best brother to Ben (15) and Carter (7). They are his best friends and biggest fans.
Jake’s hobbies include playing sports like basketball and soccer. He loves listening to music, dancing, swimming and driving his four-wheeler and go-cart. He also enjoys watching YouTube videos and would like to one day create his own channel.
Jake continues to amaze everyone every day and is actively changing perceptions of those with special needs. He continues to prove that everyone is “more alike than different." Jake has a strong community that rallies around him and constantly supports the mission to raise awareness for the DS Community.
"Jake continues to amaze everyone every day and is actively changing perceptions of those with special needs. He continues to prove that everyone is 'more alike than different.' Jake has a strong community that rallies around him and constantly supports the mission to raise awareness for the DS Community. said Jake’s mom, Lori.