Sammamish Family Honors Neighbor with Bright Holiday Display

Sammamish, WALocal News

The Wilson family from Sammamish has captured the community's attention with their award-winning holiday light display, utilizing 12,000 lights to create a stunning 'wintery white' ambiance. This year, they incorporated inflatables to honor a beloved neighbor unable to decorate due to health challenges. Collaborating with other families in their cul-de-sac, the Wilsons ensured that their neighbor's spirit was represented, emphasizing the strong bonds within their community. Mike Wilson noted the importance of maintaining the joy of the season, stating, 'Christmas wouldn’t be the same if we didn’t continue the tradition of putting up the lights. ' Their installation process, which began on November 26, involved the entire family and took over three weeks to complete, showcasing their dedication to this cherished tradition.

In addition to the lights, the Wilsons enhanced their display with festive daytime decorations, including garlands and ribbons. This story highlights the festive spirit of the holiday season and illustrates the power of community support and compassion, reminding us of the joy that comes from giving and honoring those around us during the holidays.

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