Schoenleber family helps spread holiday cheer to Cheney Assisted Living residents

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Contributed photo by Rochelle Schoenleber

Alvinia Ditton accepts a gift basket from Beckett Schoenleber on Christmas Day. Ditton asked for a bottle of nail polish, and was happy to receive all the supplies for a complete manicure and several bottles of polish.

By BECKY THOMAS

Staff Reporter

Cheney's youngest businessman brought presents to Cheney Assisted Living this Christmas, with a little help from friends, family and local organizations.

Beckett Schoenleber, who runs his own egg business called Beckett's Basket with the help of his parents Rochelle and Tracy, is pretty savvy about money at 6 years old.

“I have three different piggy banks, and the one that has the most money in it right now is my charity one,” he said.

Some of that money went to purchasing gift baskets for 10 residents at the center who didn't have any other visitor on Christmas...