Hundreds honor late, two-year-old boy at 'Liam's Trunk or Treat'

How our community came together today, to honor the life of the late two-year-old liam elton.

çááápkgáááñ çáátopical lineááñ it is something a parent can never imagine.

"they are are just really great people that want to take his memory and honor it with his unfortonate passing on halloween."

çáádrop topic lineááñ when liam elton, a spunky and fiest little boy, was just two years old, he was accidentally burned by boiling water at his home.

He would deventually develope a bacterial infection that he died of on halloween in 2016.

But out of the tragedy, his family created an annual celebration of liam's life.

çáánikki lineááñ "i think a lot of people just take that internally but his family decided "i want to celebrate with all of the other boys and girls to keep liam's memory alive."

In 2020, liam's trunk or treat is still bringing hundreds together in central point.

çáánat popááñ "happy halloween!"

çáácameron lineááñ "just what a beautiful moment this is for our community.

If you look down north haskell street here in central point there are cars as far down there as i can see.

They are all coming here to twin creeks loop, not just to celbrate halloween but of course to support a family that has such tough memories on this holiday.

A beautiful way that our community comes together to support each other."

çáátopical lineááñ the covid-19 pandemic threw a little diffiulty into things, but the city of central point helped plan a drive through event.

In a year of uncertainty, kids still getting to participate in one of their favorite traditions.

"it is so great.

We love to see the families have gotten creative and they are dressing up their kids in the car."

Costumes.

Dancing.

Smiles.

And of course candy.