Halloween at Magnolia

Posted 10/30/19

Halloween at Magnolia Magnolia Pediatrics, located at 334 Budlong Road, held a Halloween Party for its patients and their families on Saturday, Oct. 19, at the Cranston Christian Fellowship on Scituate Avenue. The practice specializes in complex medical

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Halloween at Magnolia

MUMMIES! Participants had fun being wrapped up as mummies with toilet paper. There were many laughs and smiles.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

THE DOCTOR IS IN: Dr. Linda DelVecchio-Gilbert, owner of Magnolia Pediatrics, posed with her dog, Ruby Magnolia, for which the practice is named. This was the fourth year she has held a Halloween Party for her patients and families.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

WINNERS’ CIRCLE: Of course, every Halloween Party has to have a costume contest, and there were several winners during the Magnolia Pediatrics event. Pictured are Braxton DelPozzo, who won first place as Woody; Noah Davies, who won second place as a Ninja Turtle; Zadrielis Velazquez, who won most colorful as Tinker Bell; Gabe Sharma, who won scariest costume as a Zombie; Ella Sellon, who won most creative; Julia Alger, who won most original; and Marissa Dosremedios, who won funniest costume as a coffee and a donut.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

FIRST HALLOWEEN: Enjoying her first Halloween during Magnolia Pediatrics was 2-month-old Amiya Deburgo.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

Posted Wednesday, October 30, 2019 1:40 pm

Magnolia Pediatrics, located at 334 Budlong Road, held a Halloween Party for its patients and their families on Saturday, Oct. 19, at the Cranston Christian Fellowship on Scituate Avenue. The practice specializes in complex medical conditions, and children of all ages enjoyed a day of celebrating Halloween. Dr. Linda DelVecchio-Gilbert, owner of Magnolia Pediatrics, holds the special event yearly for her patients who are unable to go trick or treating or are not invited to other Halloween parties.