Easter Egg Hunts
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From left are Thomas McCaskey, Claire Pacitti, Nicholas Pacitti, John McCaskey and George McCaskey - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Nic and Sarah Montgomery with daughter, Hattie Lee, 2 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Seguin Beuerlein and Nora, 3 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Emily Claire and dad, Todd Schott - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Emelia Marquez, 2 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Agnes Taylor, 18 months - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Addele Blackburn, 2 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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From left, Elliotte Raulston, 3, Lydia Raulston holding Eden, 3 weeks, and Lyla Jameson, 12 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Tristan Harrison, 2 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Jeremiah Balckburn, 3 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Joelle Blackburn, 4 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
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Caroline Jones, 2 - All photos by Tammy Cheek
At least 50 children, ages from 1 to 7 and older, gathered for St. John Neumann Catholic Church’s Easter egg hunt in front and beside SJN Catholic School, 625 St. John Court, Saturday, March 30.
Children raced to find eggs, some with candy inside, and one golden egg in each age category, for which children could get a prize. Cookies and refreshments followed.
Legos, Easter eggs and the playground highlighted children’s fun as part of Farragut Christian Church’s Easter celebration, which started Saturday afternoon, March 30, at the church, 138 Admiral Road.
About 80 children, from 2 years old through fifth grade, took part in the fun. It started with Legos stations, then continued with an explanation of why Easter is celebrated by Randi Nussbaum, children’s minister, and culminated with the egg hunt.
While many children raced to find eggs, some youngsters preferred the playground.
