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Dillon’s event again brings gifts to children in Nadaburg District

Party warms hearts of children who need them most

Santa and Mrs. Claus were on hand Dec. 18 at the fourth annual A Very Merry Christmas with Santa charity event at Dillon’s Kansas City BBQ at Western Trails Ranch in Morristown.

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Volunteers help dish out food Dec. 18 at the A Very Merry Christmas with Santa charity event at Dillon’s Kansas City BBQ at Western Trails Ranch in Morristown.

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Six-year-old Scottie Amezcua shows off one of his presents he received at the charity Christmas event at Dillon’s in Morristown.

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Papa’s Kettle Corn owner Brian Lee gives out kettle corn to those in attendance at the A Very Merry Christmas with Santa charity event at Dillon’s Kansas City BBQ at Western Trails Ranch in Morristown.

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A photo booth was available for holiday memories at the A Very Merry Christmas with Santa charity event at Dillon’s Kansas City BBQ at Western Trails Ranch in Morristown.

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Six-year-old Scottie Amezcua was so excited about his presents, he ripped them out of the bag one by one and showed them off.

“I got a Batman!” shouted Scottie, a student at Morristown Elementary School north of Surprise, as he displayed a Batman action figure.

It was among a few toys Scottie received Dec. 18 at the fourth annual A Very Merry Christmas with Santa charity event at Dillon’s Kansas City BBQ at Western Trails Ranch in Morristown.

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