Brookside Village held a special Easter celebration with residents and their families Saturday morning, featuring games, face painting, snacks and, of course, a hunt for 500 Easter Eggs.
Here are a few photos.
Gerry Giesler and her granddaughter posed for a photo with the family —Photo by Amy Crane.
Alahah Heath, 2, really liked meeting the Easter Bunny —Photo by Matthew Crane.
The Easter Bunny (Shane Cooper) stopped by Mike Gentry’s room to say hi. The Easter Bunny made rounds to residents in their rooms if they were unable to attend the gathering—Photo by Matthew Crane.
Cade Gunselman, 3, showed his grandmother, Marilyn, a Twix he found in one of his Easter Eggs — Photo by Matthew Crane.
The Easter Bunny (Shane Cooper) had fun meeting with the children and residents — Photo by Matthew Crane.
Tom Kluesner smiled while the Easter Bunny stopped by his room to say hi — Photo by Matthew Crane.
The children searched the two courtyards at Brookside Village for the hundreds of eggs hidden by staff — Photo by Amy Crane.
Rozzi Taylor, 9, practiced face painting on her mom, Tessa, before the families stopped by. The pair were raising money for alzheimer’s research — Photo by Amy Crane.
Bernice Buechler showed off the golden egg her great-granddaughter, Nora Rasche (right), found — Photo by Matthew Crane.
Oliver Weisheit placed an egg he found in the bag his mom was carrying for him — Photo by Amy Crane.
