Nurse Michelle Christensen puts little Grayson Stoll in a stocking with his dad, Brian, and big sister, Everly, and Judy Erickson, who made the baby stocking, helping. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
Nurse Michelle Christensen puts little Grayson Stoll in a Christmas stocking Tuesday with help from his dad Brian, big sister Everly, and Judy Erickson, who made the baby stocking. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers. Erickson and Jan Kofoed hand-cut 100 stockings this year. Erickson’s own son was born during December 52 years ago. “They gave me my boy wrapped in a big red ribbon and I still very vividly remember that feeling of joy. I hope these stockings are just as heartwarming as they take home their holiday gift to their family,” she said.
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Newborn Grayson Stoll is snuggled up in a new the baby stocking. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
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Nurse Michelle Christensen puts little Grayson Stoll in a stocking with his dad, Brian, and big sister, Everly, and Judy Erickson, who made the baby stocking, helping. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
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Amber Meassom holds her new son, Ty Charlie Measom, as she and her husband Pace Measom talk with Judy Erickson who made the baby stocking. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
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Brian Stoll sits with his daughter Everly, his wife Rachael and their new son Grayson as they talk with Judy Erickson who made the Christmas stocking that Grayson is going home in. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
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Amber Meassom holds her new son Ty Charlie Measom, with dad Pace Measom looking on. Babies born around the holidays at Intermountain Medical Center are going home wrapped in hand-sewn stockings thanks to an extra special delivery from hospital volunteers on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
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