First Responders & Community Make A Special First Christmas for Hannah

Local first responders, Santa, children, motorcycle clubs, choir members from Neil A. Armstrong Middle School and Harry S. Truman High School, Elmo, Trenton Thunder mascot Boomer, and plenty of  others gathered Saturday afternoon for Hannah Ginion, an infant child with  Krabbe, a genetic disorder that affects  the  nervous system.

Children marched into the Farmbrook section of Levittown in Bristol Township holding a banner reading “Hannah you are OUR hero! –- Your friends at the Edgely and Levittown Fire Companies.”

“We have amazing support from the community,” said Vicki Pizzullo, Hannah’s mother, tears streaming down her face as members of the community came one- by -one with hugs and gifts.

The Levittown fire companies donated a Christmas tree to the family a few weeks ago and decided to work together with the Edgely Fire Company to bring more Christmas cheer and hope to  Hannah’s home, said Carl Pierce, chief of Edgely Fire Department.

“We are looking forward to Christmas and making the best of it,” Pizzullo, said. “She’s our angel.”