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Halloween Celebrated at VA Medical Center

Trick-or-Treaters and Smithsonian "Insect Zoo" Cheer Veterans

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Medical Center Director, Brian A. Hawkins, welcomed Trick-or-Treaters from the nearby La Petite Academy to the Medical Center. The children, Veterans, and staff enjoyed a visit from Dan Babbitt, Acting Manager of the Smithsonian Insect Zoo/Butterfly Pavilion. The Insect "touching zoo" was a big hit with children and adults alike.

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