Easter eggs

SCHERERVILLE — Saturday's cold and damp weather did not bother 12-year-old twins Collin and Aiden Blankenship. The boys, both autistic, were showing off the ...

Future egg hunts may be opened to children from other school districts in Lake County and perhaps to adults with disabilities, Reveliotis said. She recalled the boy as “a big heart walking on two feet.” "This is great for the kids, the families, the community," Patrick said. The committee did not know now many children would attend, so participating was limited to Lake Central School Corp. Kahler Assistant Principal Kepchar attended the hunt, as did her daughter, Angela Ingram, Logan’s former teacher at Homan. “Showing these kids kindness, acceptance, inclusion and love is most important,” Reveliotis said. The nonprofit Logan’s Love sponsored the hunt as a tribute to 10-year-old Logan R. It was overwhelming for Logan,” she recalled. In memory of an autistic boy who died last year, an egg hunt just for children with disabilities was staged Saturday at St. Reyna, a GSU lecturer, was Logan’s first speech pathologist. “He was getting overstimulated.” Not everyone can handle the often-chaotic rush at Easter egg hunts.