All Aboard the 6th Annual Santa Breakfast ! Sponsored by the Chesapeake Care Free Clinic
The Chesapeake Care Free Clinic volunteers blew the whistle for families to get on board The Polar Express and to enjoy breakfast with Santa. Organizers Catherine Howland and Annette Hodges along with a caring community of helpers, kept children filled with surprises including crafts, face painting, reading and of course a photo taken with Santa Claus. The Chesapeake Lifestyle Center was turned into a Santa's workshop of fun and laughter.
Waiting to see Santa, 21 month old Trey, and his grandparents Marie and Bill Hobbs of Great Bridge.
(far right) Organizer Catherine Howland and her family, The Gosman's, (from left) Eddie, Mandy, Ethan, Kayla, Gabby, Tyler and Savannah enjoy attending the annual breakfast with Santa.
Nine Year Volunteer organizers of the Annual Santa Breakfast, Annette Hodges (left) and Catherine Howland always enjoy the gathering.
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter XI Epsilon Mu Sorority has volunteered to serve breakfast for the Chesapeake Care Free Clinic Santa Breakfast for 3 years.
Cousins in their PJ's Rylee Bailey (left) and Addison Hodges were elf helpers in the craft and game room.
Painting little faces, Jackie Hannas asks sisters Kelly and Katie (right) Petersen, if they would like to match.
Princess 2006-07 Chesapeake Care Free Clinic is Miss Casey Shepard, enjoying the decorations and fun of the Santa breakfast.
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