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                        <title>State Farm Employees Spread Cheer Outside Assisted Living Facility in Elaborate Costumes</title>
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                        <guid>https://newsroom.statefarm.com/costumes-just-kept-coming/</guid><pp:caseid>386384</pp:caseid><pp:subtitle>For 24 days, the creative costumes just kept coming!</pp:subtitle><description><![CDATA[<p><span><strong>It’s a scene that pulls at your heartstrings:</strong></span> A husband singing to his wife through a nursing home window. Across the globe, sons, daughters and grandchildren have found creative ways to make connections with loved ones most at risk right now. State Farm<sup>®</sup> employees Corey and Pam Schieler have brought cheer to assisted living residents in Bloomington-Normal, Ill. The couple visited the facility where Pam’s parents live for 24 days in a row, repurposing some pretty spectacular homemade Halloween costumes to draw smiles. On that last visit, they took Pam’s parents home to stay with them.</p><p>“We are a close family, and this was a fun way to show how much we love our mom and dad,” Pam said. “I think the other residents have enjoyed our visits as well.”</p>]]></description><category><![CDATA[stories,community involvement,State Farm employee,releases,Assisted Living Facility,costumes,Corey and Pam Schieler,GNN,community_feed,media_feed]]></category>
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