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Trick-or-treaters bring a lot of smiles to Saint Joseph Villa

Staff members at Maple Mount brought their family members to Saint Joseph Villa on Oct. 24, 2023, for a night of trick-or-treating with the Ursuline Sisters. It was clearly a fun night for everyone.

Ursuline Sisters prepare bags of candy as they prepare for trick-or-treaters to arrive at their rooms. From left are Sisters Margaret Ann Aull, Catherine Kaufman, Marie Joseph Coomes and Amanda Rose Mahoney.
Nylah, the niece of Anna Reed, a nurse assistant in the Villa, is ready to show the younger kids how trick-or-treating is done.
Angels don’t come any cuter than Aibriel, another niece of Anna Reed.
There’s just something about a girl in a polka dot dress, as the granddaughter of Cathy the physical therapist can attest. In the background, Sister Paul Marie Greenwell awaits her next visitor.
Human Resources Director Dee Dee Jackson and her husband, Kevin, brought their granddaughters Charlie, Lily and Claire for trick-or-treating. In the background, Sister Claudia Hayden is ready to pass out candy.
Sister Melissa Tipmore places some candy into the bag of Dee Dee Jackson’s granddaughter Claire.
Who wouldn’t want to ask for candy from this fun bunch? From left are Sisters Kathy Stein, Mary Gerald Payne, Grace Swift and Pat Rhoten.
Sister Kathleen Dueber awaits the bumblebee Bella, granddaughter of Randy Sosh, left, of the maintenance staff.
Employees Mike and Charlotte Stelmach, right, bring their grandchildren, Madison and Austin, to visit with Sister Pat Rhoten, left, and Sister Grace Swift. Their son Andrew and his wife Megan are standing at left.
Debbie Turner, left, a nurse in the Villa, and Sister Suzanne Sims prepare the treats for all the trick-or-treaters in the Rainbow Room.
Brynna Harley, right, a nurse in the Villa, poses with her nieces, nephews and sister, Wesley, Jesse, Evie and Reneah.
What’s a Halloween party without excellent snacks? Just ask Major, Brantley and Dayston, the grandsons and son-in-law of Pat Burden, of Almost Family.
There are some pretty scary dudes in this picture, it’s a good thing Wonder Woman is there. The grandchildren of Pat Burden of Almost Family, from left, Brantley, Titus, Kensleigh, Amira and Major.
Debbie Turner, left, won the prize for most family members in attendance.
Ashley Wilkerson, coordinator of activities and pastoral care, takes a break from being the photographer to gather with another butterfly, Merritt Denton, Debbie Turner’s granddaughter.
Paisley Cline, granddaughter of Debbie Turner, is a little bit witchy.
Rebecca Shadwick, a nurse in the Villa, keeps a close eye on her granddaughter Odusca Fisk.
Jenny Lageson, left, unit coordinator in the Villa, lets Sister Catherine Kaufman hold her grandson Garritt.
Emmitt Blakeley, Jenny Lageson’s grandson, even added face paint for authenticity.
Jenny Lageson’s son and family portray “Toy Story 2” characters. From left are Brittney, Theron, Hattie, and Alex Johnson.
Bella says, “cheese crackers are good.”
Alana Long, right, a nurse assistant in the Villa, corrals her family long enough for a photo.
Black was the theme for two of Alana Long’s children.
The sister of Emma Haynes, a nurse assistant in the Villa, is letting us live in her princess world.

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