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12/17/09
The children in the Eastport Terrace and Robinwood communities of Annapolis will be in for a treat on Tuesday as a pair of Santa's "elves" ride in a processional through the two neighborhoods. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Frank E. Fuller, 76, who has delighted children with his portrayal of Santa Claus for 18 years is turning in his Santa hat. Former Marine Dante Morrison, 24, of Glen Burnie, will be taking Fuller’s place at holiday events next Tuesday at the community centers in Eastport Terrace and Robinwood.Find Us On Facebook
They'll hand out candy canes and also pose for photos with the kids. At first glance, senior elf Frank E. Fuller, 76, certainly looks like Santa Claus. He has a snowy white beard and white bushy eyebrows. He wears a red, fur-rimmed cap. His ruby red Chevrolet Bravada bears a license plate that reads: "SANTA." At one time, Fuller even had a jelly-like belly, but a heart bypass operation and four more...
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Thanks Frank - 2009-12-17 20:16:47
Hey Frank--
You are a great guy and have been doing great things for a long time! You deserve the recognition. Thanks for what you have done.
Dante--good luck filling those shoes!
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