After learning about his grandmother's cancer diagnosis, a 17-year-old wanted to give her a night to remember.
Stephen Vigil took his grandmother to Stafford High School's prom on Saturday - the eve of Julia Jarman's 92nd birthday.
Jarman was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer earlier this year and doctors expect she will live only a few more months, The Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star reports.
Vigil invited her to the prom to make the most of their time left together.
Jarman, who had never been to a prom before, wore a blue dress to match her grandson's vest and bow-tie. She also wore a red rose corsage.
When she walked in for the prom, the school's principal gave her a silver crown and sash that read "prom court.''
Vigil says he's glad they'll have the memories.
