2019 PKS Easter Egg Hunt
Families and excited children gathered at Garner Park on April 21 for the town’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by the Parks and
Recreation Committee. Thanks to BJ Peter for organizing the event and to those who donated candy and helped to fill and hide the eggs.
A special note of thanks to Sweet Spot Ice Cream and Gifts in Emerald Isle for donating a large portion of the candy and filling over 2,000
eggs. As always, the Fire, Police and Public Services departments were a tremendous help in making this a successful event.
mi
Four-year-old Parker Gallagher Wells, grandson
of John and Libby Gallagher, is tense with
anticipation for the start of the egg hunt.
—Photo courtesy of Libby Gallagher
mm
%
From ieft, Mia and Tomasso Roach, children of Pine Knoll Shores
homeowners Steve and Valentina Roach, and Fisher Bedsworth,
son of Pine Knoli Shores residents Christian and Emily Bedsworth,
are ready for the hunt to begin.—-p/iofo by by Emily Bedsworth
V
•
H
Fisher Bedsworth was happy with the results of his hunt.
—Photo by Emily Bedsworth
■i'
Wfh.
*
Braxton Williford, son of Pine Knoll Shores
residents Raine and Bernie Williford, looks pleased
with his finds.
16
The Shoreline I June 2019
■ .-IS
Wi^.
*
4
i 't,
Carrsin Furtner (left), son of Madeline and Kevin Furtner, and
cousin Brighton Moore had a great time filling their baskets.
—Photo by Madeline Ft
i."
I 14
I Eva Pierre, granddaughter of
■* BJ Peter, came all the way from
Virginia to participate in the
hunt.—Photo by BJ Peter
-Photo by Madeline Furtner
^wi P* m m
Gabriel Pierre, grandson of BJ
Peter and also from Virginia,
enjoys refreshments following the
hunt.—Photo by BJ Peter