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Kids get ready for Halloween fun

Tribune Staff

| October 29, 2020

Printed in the November 4, 2020 edition

Photo by China CassidyJust in time for the Holidays, the Autobee family of Holbrook finished their front deck arch and wasted no time getting it ready for Halloween. To celebrate the upcoming holiday, Cyndi Curtis and Jordan Autobee hosted a pumpkin carving party for their kids and some of their friends. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Caitlyn Curtis, Hayden Yellowhair, Patrick Cassidy, Truen Autobee, (middle row) Jasmine Jordan, Junior Sample, Levi Autobee, Renee Curtis, (back row) Dhimitrio Scott, William Cassidy, Ladanian Scott and Byson Autobee.