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Forrest Burdette Easter Eggs — A 56-Year Tradition

Debbie Kahre, Heather Cortellesi, Melinda Woodell, Pam Gregory, and Belinda Minor mold cherry nut eggs. (Photo courtesy of Forrest Burdette UMC Facebook Page)

Making Easter eggs is a time-honored tradition at Forrest Burdette Memorial United Methodist Church in Hurricane. For the past fifty-six years, the United Methodist Women at the church have lovingly crafted chocolate covered eggs in a variety of flavors for the Easter season. Many people in the congregation and local community have grown up eating these eggs, and have shared their love for the candy creations with their own families.