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Bellmorite Ian Dominick got ready for his birthday car parade, which celebrated his second birthday.
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Members of the Facebook group, “Strong Island Car Parades 4 Kids,” drove and honked down Wilson Avenue in Bellmore to help Ian celebrate his second birthday.
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Ian’s parents, Melanie and Greg, helped set up the surprise.
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The birthday parade was also celebrated Ian’s sister, Allison, who turned 6 the week prior.
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Ian was also surprised by a visit from his grandparents, who maintained social-distancing from the rest of the family.
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Although a traditional celebration was out of the question, Bellmorite Ian Dominick was still able to enjoy his second birthday in a big way.
As the toddler held a sign crafted by his grandmother reading “Happy Birthday Ian” on his front stoop, he was greeted by dozens of cars blaring their horns in celebratory fashion.
Car parades have become popular alternatives to gatherings on Long Island as residents have largely remained isolated indoors. This parade, on April 17, was organized by members of the Facebook group, “Strong Island Car Parades 4 Kids.”
Ian’s parents, Melanie and Greg, helped set up the surprise, which was also a celebration for Ian’s sister, Allison, who turned 6 the week prior.
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