Munith Lions Halloween Parade rolls through town
The Broesamle float wins the day with its colorful Dr. Seuss theme. “Our family gets together every year and plans our float,” Ashley (Broesamle) Colestock says.
article and photos by Patrice Johnson
Saturday, Oct. 27, the Munith Lions sponsored its annual Halloween Parade.
“The Stockbridge band is always so gracious to come and be a part of this,” Munith Lions Club member Johncie Turner said. “We have floats and kids in costume, and lots of people from around here who come. It’s a group effort.”
After the parade, people gathered in the Munith Methodist Church for refreshments and social interaction.
The Munith Lions Club, guided by the motto, “We serve,” organizes philanthropic events like White Cane Day. The organization helps people receive glasses, cornea surgery, and reader machines for the blind, in addition to providing other community-oriented services.
Grand Marshalls Jesse Fowler and Patrick Crabtree of the Munith Café welcome parade goers.
Stockbridge High School band marches down Main Street.
Little German Princess Kylie wins hearts and minds
Kaci Cow claimed the parade was an “udderly moo-ving” experience.
Henrietta Fire Department rolls through town.
Logan and puppy share a communal moment as Mom looks on.
Girl Scouts: A witch, an angel, a pirate, oh my!
SAESA volunteers are on hand in support of the event.
“The Stockbridge band is always so gracious to come and be a part of this,” Munith Lions Club member Johncie Turner said.
A Biblical verse accompanies this congregation.
Farmers State Bank float rolls with the parade.
Dog meets pup, and no fur flies.
Step sisters and brothers…literally.
Patrice Johnson
Editor in Chief of Stockbridge Community News. Author of national award winning, "The Fall and Rise of Tyler Johnson"