A motorcycle rests on a sidewalk at Westside Middle School before the benefit.

Robert ‘Teardrop’ Webster, directs crew setting up for the Westside Memorial Garden Benefit and Ride in Jonesboro.

A rider signs his name to drive in the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit.

Robert ‘Teardrop’ Webster and Dean McGlothin hang the quilt to be raffled off. Linda Auspaugh makes quilts each year for the benefit.

Two participants in the ride prepare to embrace before the ride at the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit.

Participants wore white pin ribbons at the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit in remembrance of the 1998 shooting.

Krystal Scott and Amanda Nelson embrace while looking at the sundial in the memorial garden. Scott, present at the school on the day of the shooting, remembered the day: “The fire alarms went off. We proceeded out the doors and it sounded like firecrackers going off until we started seeing people go down and then it was run for your life,” Scott said.

White bows hang from the back of motorcycles at the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit. Five bows hang for the five victims who lost their lives and one bow hangs for the 10 people injured.

Several riders look at a motorcycle as another makes a repair at the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit.

A group huddles for a prayer at the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit.

A rider waves to a crowd as the benefit ride begins. The raises money for maintenance of the Memorial Garden at Westside Middle School.

Bystanders watch the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit ride.

Riders for the the Westside Memorial Garden Ride and Benefit.