Mobile Energizers (Alabama Power Company retirees) and some members of the now-dissolved Bel Air Kiwanis Club visited Regional School for the Deaf and Blind, bringing with them gifts for all the students.
Among the children who were thrilled with their toys and Santa Luke Coley's jolly Ho-Ho-Ho were, from left, front row, Alex Otis, Terrilynn Bevcrly (on Santa's knee), Piper Franks and Briana Waters, and in back, from left, Emma Brown, LaKendrick Agee and Makayla Strickland.
More than 70 children joined the party and received a gift from their list. Chuck Hrabe is president of Mobile Energizers. Libby Little is principal at the Regional School where teachers graciously provided breakfast for the visitors.
Among the children who were thrilled with their toys and Santa Luke Coley's jolly Ho-Ho-Ho were, from left, front row, Alex Otis, Terrilynn Bevcrly (on Santa's knee), Piper Franks and Briana Waters, and in back, from left, Emma Brown, LaKendrick Agee and Makayla Strickland.
More than 70 children joined the party and received a gift from their list. Chuck Hrabe is president of Mobile Energizers. Libby Little is principal at the Regional School where teachers graciously provided breakfast for the visitors.
