Feb. 24 benefit set for Powell teen with rare form of cancer

A Feb. 24 fundraiser is planned for a 15-year-old girl from Powell who was recently diagnosed with a rare, aggressive and hard-to-treat form of cancer.
Pazlee Rose Sheeley may not be a familiar name to many, but her family is well known in the Big Horn Basin and particularly in rodeo circles.  Cassi Lohr is her mother and Mike Lohr is her stepfather.
“They are one of the most giving families you will ever meet,” said Shannon Tyra, a Greybull native who currently resides in Deaver.  “They are always there when you need them. They don’t complain. And they never ask for anything.”
Tyra has taken it upon herself to spread the word about Pazlee’s condition, how people can donate auction items and view them on the “Kicking Cancer for Pazlee Rose Sheeley” Facebook page in advance of the Saturday, Feb. 24 event, which runs from 5 to 11 p.m. at the Heart Mountain Hall on the Park County Fairgrounds.