Residents gathered to dish out candy, dress in their Halloween garb.
By
Amanda Sebastiano
| 6:00 a.m. November 4, 2015
East County
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More than 100 children and their families sported tiaras, tutus, monster masks, superhero or other costumes at an early Halloween celebration, Trunk or Treat, Oct. 28. The parking lot in front of the Stoneybrook Recreation Center transformed into rows of vehicles decorated with witches and warlocks, strings of lights and other decorations. Children said "Trick or Treat" for candy as they car hopped for sweet treats.
Layla Lockaby enjoys the hunt for candy.
Madison and Jameson Galbraith trick-or-treat side-by-side.
Judy Young serves up chocolate to Sara Martin.
Alexis Truxton grabs candy with the help of her father, Dave.
Isabella, Savannah and Matthew Horton love Minions.
Trey and Jaxon Griffin fill their buckets with candy.
Haven Wood, the tooth fairy, and Braelyn Schroeder, a princess, pulled out their tutus and pink candy baskets.
Christopher Chroust carefully selects candy.
Alice Gustek and her sister, Joanna, dress up as a princess and a witch.
Sean Barrett embraces the Iron Main persona.
Witches, warlocks, lights and pumpkins lined the inside of car trunks.
Five-year-old Jackson Hayward loves Transformers.
Shaya Carter plays Princess Peach.
Deon Carter and his mother, Jay, dress as video game characters.
Audrey O'Neil gathers candy, while her mother, Suzanne, distributes candy by her decorated car.
Kirsten Parker dishes out candy to children in the parking lot of the Stoneybrook Recreation Center.
Whitney Berry, 2, meows for candy.
Ethin Wedekind and Zachary and Adam Baum prefer to dress scary for Halloween.
Myla Viera and Tatiana Yero take a quick break from trick-or-treating.
Two-year-old Max Benham shows off an Iron Man pose.
