Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope, supporting the Hemispherectomy Foundation with hundreds of decorated and lit Christmas trees and more

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Jessie Hall, 9 ½, and her parents Kristi and Cris Hall live in Aledo, Texas. Kristi - the Kelley's daughter - grew up in Cheyenne.

The Halls started a Hemi Foundation for children and their families who have had or will have the brain surgery. The foundation also works with medical professionals to pay for research into the causes of diseases that lead to intractable seizures and surgery.

Directions
•	Go East on old Highway 30
•	From College Drive - 4.2 miles to Reese Road
•	North on Reese Road 1 mile to Beckle Road
•	One block west to Ashley Drive
•	Go North on Ashley Drive
•	5th House on Right to 6565 Ashley Drive

The Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope in Cheyenne, Wyoming, is a celebration of LIFE and HOPE for children all over the world, who have had their lives turned upside down, in a battle against intractable epilepsy. These children all underwent radical brain surgery in HOPE of living a life seizure free. A tree will be lighted for each child who has undergone Hemispherectomy Brain Surgery and who has registered with The Hemispherectomy Foundation. These trees and lights represent a celebration of each child’s HOPE for a life without seizures.
This year, 542 trees will be lit and each year more trees and lights will be added to the Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope. The Lighted Forest Facts: 90,000 lights with indoor display and parade float 4.5 Acres of Trees 2,000 Feet of underground wiring 650 Extension Cords 680 String of Multicolored LED Christmas Lights Indoor garden scale railroad and Christmas display Lighted water feature Hay rides from 6:30 to 8:30 weather permitting

Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope