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Halloween Trick-or-Treating Brings Joy to Bayshire Senior Communities
This Halloween, Bayshire’s Vista Gardens and Shadowridge communities were filled with costumes, candy, and heartwarming connections as young trick-or-treaters from Monte Vista Elementary School visited the residents. Dressed as cheerleaders, scarecrows, and superheroes, the first and third graders brought festive cheer to residents, stopping at candy stations around Vista Gardens’ putting green. For many residents, like Franeva Kellogg, who greeted students in monarch butterfly wings, the visit was a delightful way to celebrate the season and share in the joy of Halloween with a younger generation.
The event went beyond Halloween treats, sparking meaningful connections that organizers hope will become a lasting tradition. The students had even prepared for the visit by reading a story about friendship with elders, helping them understand and appreciate the seniors they were about to meet. Nicole Lopez from Bayshire noted that such interactions are valuable for both the children and the residents, especially for those who may not have family nearby. To read the full story about this special event, visit KPBS.
My Mom participates daily at the "breakfast club" in the Ronald Reagan Library, she attends all meal opportunities, watched the daily entertainment in the lobby (singing groups, dancing, etc.) and insists on going on the weekly bus trip out to the community. When I come visit her, she is often in the dining room or walking in the garden... sometimes watching a movie with others in the movie theater. She has always attended church, and on Sundays, Vista Gardens brings in a minister that gives a message. She loves it.
- A Vista Gardens Resident