Hospital holds pumpkin decorating contest
Published 1:23 pm Thursday, November 7, 2024
Jessica Folmar displays her award-winning pumpkin, which earned top honors for Best Representation of Breast Cancer Awareness in the pumpkin decorating contest.
Eboni Lamar (left) and Portia Pitts (right) represent South Wing, winning the "Most Creative" category.
Katresa Owens proudly displays her winning pumpkin creation, which earned top honors in both the "Spookiest" and "People's Choice" categories at Crenshaw Community Hospital's annual pumpkin decorating contest.
The Crenshaw Community Hospital Emergency Room’s pumpkin entry for the annual decorating contest says it all—"We ran out of time" scrawled in Sharpie, a playful nod to the department’s busy schedule.
The judging panel for the Pumpkin Decorating Contest pictured (from left to right) Haley Mitchell Godwin with The Luverne Journal, Jackie Powell with Hometown Medical Equipment, Inc. and Chelsea Norris with Brantley Bank & Trust Company.
By Staff Reports
The festive spirit of Halloween filled the air at Crenshaw Community Hospital on Oct.31 as employees showcased their creativity in the annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest. The hospital’s lobby was transformed into a whimsical pumpkin wonderland as the imaginative pumpkins were displayed.
In addition to recognizing the most creative and spookiest pumpkins, the judges awarded prizes for “people’s choice” and the “best representation of Breast Cancer Awareness,” an important category that emphasized the hospital’s commitment to promoting awareness and support for breast cancer patients and survivors.
The judging panel for the contest included Haley Mitchell Godwin, Chelsea Norris and Jackie Powell.
