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Playfield in the Park!

Yellow Ribbons United and TAPS hosted their 2nd annual Playfield in the Park.

The special event was dedicated to honoring our nation’s tiny heroes, children and teens who have lost parents and siblings serving in the Armed Forces. Here, 'Skins players Jamison Crowder and Martrell Spaight.

This year's Playfield in the Park honored the brave children of the fallen with a day of fun activities with professional athletes. The kids played football, baseball and tennis, and danced with 'Skins players Ken Harvey and Chris Wilson.

In addition to current and former 'Skins players, Seattle Seahawks long snapper and former Army Green Beret Nate Boyer played with the kids. Here, Yellow Ribbons founders Emma Dockery and former 'Skin Derrick Dockery.

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