In Loving Memory

Thank you all for your patience and discretion as we navigated the last few difficult days. As of this afternoon (Wednesday, April 8, 2026) the families have chosen to release the names of the students we lost. Please join the whole HCA family as we continue to pray for them tonight and for the weeks to come.

Jackson Mobley – Senior

Jaylyn Fehr – Junior

Charlotte Martin – Junior

We are heartbroken and over the next several days we will continue to honor the memories of Jackson, Jaylyn, and Charlotte through email, social media, and the gatherings to come.

Also, please continue to pray for Jamison Mobley and her family.  We pray for her healing. We pray for peace and comfort for her family. We pray for wisdom and clarity for the doctors as they treat her.

Again, thank you for your support, prayers and simply being a part of the amazing HCA community.

We are grateful to their families for sharing these words about their precious children with us.

Jackson Mobley – Senior

Eric Jackson Mobley has attended HCA since the 7th grade. He was a gentle giant, an incredible brother, had the best one-liners, and was a dream son. Family was everything to him. He was a friend to all, could make you laugh like no other & had big dreams.

He had planned on attending Chattahoochee Tech in the Fall to study HVAC and had aspirations of owning a commercial HVAC company one day.

The void Jack will leave behind is insurmountable.

We know the last thing his soul did earthside was to help save his sister, Jamison.

Jaylyn Fehr – Junior

Jaylyn Reese Fehr was a Junior at Horizon Christian Academy where she had been a student since 1st grade. She loved volleyball and played for both her school and A5 Gwinnett Volleyball Club. She was an Honor Roll Student and planned on pursuing a degree in Law upon graduating next year.

She made friends wherever she went, Jaylyn was a light that people were drawn to. Her kind heart, always wanting everyone together and included, allowed her to impact so many.

She was smart, funny, witty, compassionate, and empathetic. She loved the beach, her friends, and her cats. Most of all she loved Jesus. She boldy shared her faith not only by talking with others but also by the way she lived her life. She attended Local Church Forsyth and youth group at NorthPoint Community Church.

Jaylyn’s legacy is one of faith, kindness, and connection. While her passing leaves an immeasurable void, her impact will continue to be felt throughout the many lives she touched.

Charlotte Martin – Junior

Charlotte Grace Martin was a Junior at Horizon Christian Academy where she had been a student since Kindergarten. Her life reflected a rare combination of excellence, leadership, and kindness. She was a dedicated student, consistently at the top of her class while pursuing a rigorous AP and Dual Enrollment course load. Beyond the classroom, Charlotte was a committed athlete, playing Varsity Volleyball and Soccer for HCA and competing at a high level with A5 Club Volleyball.

Charlotte Grace was deeply involved in both her school and community, serving in leadership roles and participating in the National Honor Society, HOSA, Forsyth County Student Government, and Youth Leadership Forsyth. She was also employed by HCA in an after-school role and generously gave her time to others, including caring for younger children at her church. Charlotte approached everything she did with discipline, humility, and a genuine heart for others.

While her achievements were many, what defined Charlotte most was her faith, her kindness, and the way she loved others. We find peace knowing she is with the Lord, and her life will continue to impact everyone who knew her. She was deeply loved by her family, friends, teammates, and teachers, and her impact on those around her will not be forgotten. She will be missed beyond words and remembered always.

Jamison Mobley – Junior

Please continue to pray for Jamison Elle Mobley.

Jamison has attended HCA since the 6th Grade. She is an excellent Volleyball player and has the voice of an angel; gaining her the lead in the play Footloose at school. You can find her writing songs, playing the guitar or piano, baking in the kitchen, laughing with her two best friends, Charlotte & Jaylyn or being a part of a youth group with several churches.

While her road to recovery is going to be hard and she’s going to need all the support she can get, Jamison survived for a reason and we know God has big plans for her & part of that plan is to never allow the memories & all Jackson, Jaylyn & Charlotte stood for to fade. She loves her two best friends and brother with all her heart.

Please continue to pray for Jamison’s recovery.