Easter Egg Hunt
April 11, 2009

During our annual event, over 400 children and their families were treated to chocolate candy, plastic Easter eggs with more candy inside and the Easter Bunny.  Thanks to Dean Hall for getting together the supplies, donations, sponsors, and volunteers.  Thanks also to Boy Scout Troop 801 and BOHS Key Club for their assistance.

Here are the pics from the Easter Egg Hunt.  Thanks to Dennis O'Hern for the back up camera when my battery died.

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A feeding frenzy happens when the Krispy Kreams arrive.

Daaaaaa. What's up doc?

Finally. A pic of me. I was anchoring down the north flank.

CHARGE!!!

Thanks a dangerous place, Bunny.

The baby? I thought you brought home the baby!

Ya, we got your SOR Coupon books right here.

Revmo does a great job MCeeing for us.

I don't know, Mom. Last time I stuck my arm out, the doctor stuck a needle in it.

That's right, kid, give up the plastic eggs.

Where are the chocolate Easter Bunnies?

Just don't touch the bottle.

Prior to the event, BS Troop 801 helped place the delicate plastic eggs and candy in the field.

Did I say delicately?

Don't be throwing candy at each other.

Billy, look fast.

Going for distance.

Joe Salazar provided trinkets for the natives.

These are the healthy filled sticks suitable to be used as a pea shooter just as the sugar high kicks in.

Part of the job is to test the quality of the candy.

Command central.

Dean writes down the age group locations for our MC.

When this egg passed, it really hurt the bunny.

Retrieving run away beach balls.

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A feeding frenzy happens when the Krispy Kreams arrive.

 

 

Updated:  July 06, 2010