The Coach of the Year Ornament
is 3¼ inches long and about 2 inches tall. These Sports Ornaments are mustard colored on the back and ha burnt orange with a white stripe around the edge. The word ‘Coach’ is printed in mustard color with a tail coming off the h that widens a bit as it moves toward the C in Coach to form a sort of banner. On this is printed the words, “OF THE YEAR.” Hanging below this sign of these Unique Christmas Ornaments are a silver whistle and it hangs on your Christmas tree by a gold loop cord. This is the perfect Present for your favorite Coach! Select to see a complete listing of our Christmas Decorations Ideas.

Christmas Spider Story:
Proud of her Christmas tree, an elderly woman left to attend Christmas Eve Services. While away, a white spider spiraled the tree marveling at the decorations. Realizing he left his webbing all around the tree, he scurried away. Shortly afterwards, Santa arrived. Knowing the lady would be devastated by the spider’s unwelcome contribution; he added glitter to all the webbing on the tree and created a shimmering sight to behold. The woman returned to delight in the sparkling addition made to her tree. And thus “tinsel” was created. Select this link to view our Christmas Stocking Holders.

Santa of the Year Award.
In 1995 the Santa Claus of Greenland Foundation instituted the Santa of the Year Award to be given each Christmas “to an individual person, who is internationally recognized for humanistic views and deeds and who is committed to furthering awareness of the need for improvements in the welfare of children throughout the world.” That year President Nelson Mandela of South Africa was given the award by the premier of Greenland, along with $100,000 to be used for children’s charities. Select to see a complete listing of our Snowman Christmas Ornament.

History of Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
The song “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” was written on the back of an envelope in a bar in 1932 by Haven Gillespie, the music was written by Fred Coots. The song could not find a singer until Eddie Cantor agreed to perform it on his 1934 radio show and in Macy’s Thanksgiving parade that year. The most popular recordings have been by Bing Crosby, The Andrews Sisters and Perry Como. A total of 70,000,000 copies have been sold. Select to see a complete listing of our Santa Ornaments.