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Wilcox Medical Center holds 20th annual Halloween keiki parade and costume contest

Winners included "Back to the Future" for best group/family; a girl dressed as Queen Ka‘ahumanu for most original; and DJ Mia with her little brother as a disco ball for best DIY

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It was spooky at Wilcox Medical Center on Kaua‘i.

On Friday, the 20th annual Halloween Keiki Parade took place featuring trick-or-treating and a costume contest.

Wilcox pediatricians judged the keiki costumes.

Winners included “Back to the Future” for best group/family; a girl dressed as Queen Ka‘ahumanu for most original; and DJ Mia with her little brother as a disco ball for best DIY.

  • Pharmacy manager Michael Taylor won most outstanding for his extravagant Candyland-style costume. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)
  • Medical records’ Costco-themed booth won most original on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)
  • A girl dressed as Queen Ka‘ahumanu won for most original on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)
  • DJ Mia with her little brother as a disco ball won for best DIY on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)
  • “Back to the Future” won for best group/family on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)
  • Mona Villatora from the rehabilitation department took the top prize in the pumpkin decorating contest with her saimin bowl-themed pumpkin on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photo Credit: Wilcox Medical Center)

Wilcox employees also got into the Halloween spirit with their own costume contest.

The imaging department won best group for their cotton candy-themed costumes. Medical records’ Costco-themed booth won most original. And pharmacy manager Michael Taylor won most outstanding for his extravagant Candyland-style costume.

Mona Villatora from the rehabilitation department took the top prize in the pumpkin decorating contest with her saimin bowl-themed pumpkin.

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