Julia Brame Sharp Youth Activity Field &

Thad Sharp Jr. Memorial Pavilion

vision for the community

Julia Sharp loved people. She brightened a room when she walked in. She beautifully embodied the fruit of the spirit. Julia was genuine, gracious, kind, polite, appreciative, endearing, gentle, and the quintessential southern belle. She was also strong willed and tough as nails with strength to endure more pain than most without complaint. Her Christian faith and love for the Lord was most important to her. She had a way of reaching out to others in love and friendship, and she especially cared for children. This activity field and walking track is named in memory of her, in memory of a life devoted to love that flowed from Jesus.

Thad Sharp loved the community. He was quick-witted with an outgoing, engaging personality; a perfectionist who was happiest when he had a new project to work on. He devoted his life to serving the community, whether it was sitting on a number of boards, volunteering as a firefighter, or sponsoring a scholarship at Hunt High School. He served as a lifelong trustee and deacon at Nobles Chapel. The pavilion is dedicated in memory of him, in memory of a life devoted to serving Jesus both inside and outside the walls of the church.

Open to the community any time

Our walking track, activity field, and pavilion is open to anyone and everyone. We have two soccer goals located on the field. The field is youth-sized, and there is a fence to keep our kids safe from the road. Anyone can practice or play on the field or have a party under the pavilion. The field exists for the benefit of our community, who we love and desire to serve.

We do not charge a fee for rental of our field or pavilion. The use of the site is on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you would like to reserve our field or pavilion for a special occasions, please contact us.

Would your soccer team like to practice on our field? Please contact us at nobles.chapel@gmail.com!

Hours: Sunrise to Sunset