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TUCSON (KVOA) – It’s a vacation tradition that has been on display in northwest Tucson for more than three decades, but this year will be the last.
Every year Dan Moussette decorates his home for a good cause with lights and Christmas decorations.
However, you won’t see Santa and his reindeer at Moussette’s house next year because he said he’s getting older and just wants to enjoy other people’s lights in the years to come.
Moussette also raises funds for the Southern Arizona Community Food Bank. Last year he received over a thousand pounds of groceries and $ 5,000.
“It’s good to give back to the community. I put up my decorations to make the kids laugh, look at Santa and remind the older kids how little they were and how nice it was to look at Christmas decorations” said homeowner Dan Moussette.
If you want to check out the vacation ad, the house is at 3073 W. Wildwood Drive.
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