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Dynasti Smith, 8, of Campbell, tells Santa what she wants for Christmas during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Dennis Williams, 6, of Campbell, tells Santa what he wants for Christmas during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Joe Mazzocca Jr., a 3rd Ward Councilman, center, dressed in a pink bunny suit from A Christmas Story, serves lunch with his wife Teresa Mazzocca, left, and Tom Mesaros, right, during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Tallah Hlebovy, 9, of Salem, tells Santa what she wants for Christmas during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Dennis Williams, 6, of Campbell, gets his photo taken with Santa during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Bianca Rodriquez, 8, of Campbell, tells Santa what she wants for Christmas during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Abby Mannion, 4, left, and Mayson Hood, 2, both of Campbell, look out the window with other kids as they wait for Santa to arrive during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Mayson Hood, 2, left, and Abby Mannion, 4, both of Campbell, look out the window with other kids as they wait for Santa to arrive during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
Abby Mannion, 4, of Campbell, waves as Santa arrives during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
A santa cookie sits among other cookies during Campbell's annual Lunch with Santa at St. Lucy Palermo Hall on Sunday afternoon. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR