- Forrest Nunley is ending his 30-year Christmas display tradition due to health issues.
- Diagnosed with Parkinson’s and cancer, Nunley is now moved into a farm in Moab.
- He sold over of his 300 decorations at a yard sale, keeping 100 for his family.
SALT LAKE CITY — For more than three decades, families from across the Salt Lake Valley made an annual drive to a brightly decorated home where thousands of Christmas lights, festive displays and treats helped create holiday memories for generations.
Now, the man behind the beloved tradition is turning off the lights for good.
Forrest Nunley, whose hillside Christmas display became a seasonal landmark in Salt Lake City, recently decided to sell hundreds of his beloved decorations…