Hundreds of people showed up Sunday at Iron Mountain City Park for a Halloween Bash to honor the “Godfather of Trick or Treat,” Homer Swan, who died Oct. 9. The tribute, organized by Kayla Myers and Caroline Sullivan, included a special performance of “Thriller” by the UP Dance Academy, Karaoke by Morning Star Karaoke and hundreds of neighborhood kids dressed up for trick or treating. Here, members of the UP Dance Academy show off their rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)

Hundreds of people showed up Sunday at Iron Mountain City Park for a Halloween Bash to honor the “Godfather of Trick or Treat,” Homer Swan, who died Oct. 9. The tribute, organized by Kayla Myers and Caroline Sullivan, included a special performance of “Thriller” by the UP Dance Academy, Karaoke by Morning Star Karaoke and hundreds of neighborhood kids dressed up for trick or treating. Here, Rosy Stolze hands candy to Nash Johnson, dressed at the Dr. Hook being eaten by the crocodile from “Peter Pan,” as his mother, Katie Johnson of Kingsford, looks on. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)

Hundreds of people showed up Sunday at Iron Mountain City Park for a Halloween Bash to honor the “Godfather of Trick or Treat,” Homer Swan, who died Oct. 9. The tribute, organized by Kayla Myers and Caroline Sullivan, included a special performance of “Thriller” by the UP Dance Academy, Karaoke by Morning Star Karaoke and hundreds of neighborhood kids dressed up for trick or treating. Here, Homer Swan’s grandson, Drew Swan, entertained the crowd in a Tyrannosaurus rex costume. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)

Hundreds of people showed up Sunday at Iron Mountain City Park for a Halloween Bash to honor the “Godfather of Trick or Treat,” Homer Swan, who died Oct. 9. The tribute, organized by Kayla Myers and Caroline Sullivan, included a special performance of “Thriller” by the UP Dance Academy, Karaoke by Morning Star Karaoke and hundreds of neighborhood kids dressed up for trick or treating. Here, Kallie Weinert of Iron Mountain dressed at a candy princess for the tribute. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)

Hundreds of people showed up Sunday at Iron Mountain City Park for a Halloween Bash to honor the “Godfather of Trick or Treat,” Homer Swan, who died Oct. 9. The tribute, organized by Kayla Myers and Caroline Sullivan, included a special performance of “Thriller” by the UP Dance Academy, Karaoke by Morning Star Karaoke and hundreds of neighborhood kids dressed up for trick or treating. Here, members of the UP Dance Academy show off their rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)