Gillsville couple clings to meaning of Christmas in uncertain times - Gainesville Times

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Gillsville couple clings to meaning of Christmas in uncertain times

For the last 20 years, Denver and Sharon Tritt have decorated the interior and exterior of their home to resemble a Christmas-themed bed and breakfast for visitors to come and view. Sharon was diagnosed with cancer in October and has been undergoing chemotherapy; with surgery and possible radiation on the horizon, the couple doesn't yet know what the future holds for the continuation of the tradition. - photo by Scott Rogers

12182021 TRITT 1.jpg — For the last 20 years, Denver and Sharon Tritt have decorated the interior and exterior of their home to resemble a Christmas-themed bed and breakfast for visitors to come and view. Sharon was diagnosed with cancer in October and has been undergoing chemotherapy; with surgery and possible radiation on the horizon, the couple doesn't yet know what the future holds for the continuation of the tradition. - photo by Scott Rogers

Flanked by reindeer and gingerbread men, snowflakes and, at dusk, twinkling lights, Santa’s Bed and Breakfast Inn sits off Holly Springs Road in Gillsville. In the off-season, the two-story abode is simply the home of Denver and Sharon Tritt.