Mom passed away many years ago, but my love for her will remain in my heart for eternity. I felt her deep love, support, and encouragement every day. And I believe that I grew up feeling that I was a good and lovable person because of God’s love, and because of all the love that Mom poured into me.

When I was seven years old during the height of 1960’s Beatlemania, I wrote her a song:

I love you in the winter.
I love you in the spring.
I love you in the summer.
I love you in the fall.
Yeah, yeah ….. yeah, yeah.

Not exactly Lennon & McCartney, even for a seven-year-old. But to Mom, it was the best song.

Now, I am in my retirement years with children and grandchildren of my own, and I hope that they feel the same sense of being lovable and valuable that Mom instilled in me. I will be forever grateful to her and always try to be like her and live with the same priorities, the same kindness, and the same wholehearted love.

Mom passed away many years ago, but my love for her will remain in my heart for eternity. I felt her deep love, support, and encouragement every day. And I believe that I grew up feeling that I was a good and lovable person because of God’s love, and because of all the love that Mom poured into me.

When I was seven years old during the height of 1960’s Beatlemania, I wrote her a song:

I love you in the winter.
I love you in the spring.
I love you in the summer.
I love you in the fall.
Yeah, yeah ….. yeah, yeah.
Not exactly Lennon & McCartney, even for a seven-year-old. But to Mom, it was the best song.

Now, I am in my retirement years with children and grandchildren of my own, and I hope that they feel the same sense of being lovable and valuable that Mom instilled in me. I will be forever grateful to her and always try to be like her and live with the same priorities, the same kindness, and the same wholehearted love.

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It’s very sad to me that people don’t talk to their moms on a regular basis, let alone, not at all. I’m sure things happen and the reasons for not speaking seem acceptable, but I could never have imagined what my life would be like if I did not have my mom – until now.

On December 6, 2022 at 22:00pm my mother left this world and entered into eternity. She was everything to me and so much more than I can explain in 1,000 words or less. I would give anything to be able to hear my mother’s voice answer the phone just one more time.

Because of how wonderful my mom was, and what she meant to me, I have felt compelled since her passing to take the time to honor her and share who she was – even though she deserves so much more than what I can give. The best way that I know how to relay the message about my mom is to write it down.
My Mom Was An Amazing Woman.

My Mom was self-less…

She was always concerned for the well-being of others over her own. Even during the last weeks of her life, she put everyone else above herself. She worried about how her family would get along when she was gone. She wanted to make sure that everyone would be ok before she could let go.

My Mom was generous…

There wasn’t any need that anyone had that my Mom didn’t try to meet. No matter what the need may have been, my Mom wanted to help fulfill it. She gave all of herself at all times and sacrificed her own needs and desires for the sake of those she loved. She gave willingly without question and without asking for anything in return.

So… Here’s to you, Mom – I love you and miss you every day…

My Mom was loving…

Mom loved without condition. It didn’t matter if someone hurt her, she always looked the other way and loved the person in spite of what they had done. And she loved with her whole heart. Her love was never forced, it was just always there – no matter what. She loved us like no one else could – and it was a strong, genuine love. As her life came to a close, I realized that no matter how much she told me she loved me, she couldn’t put it into words – her love was so great.

My Mom was funny…

Mom always made me laugh without even trying to. She would make a comment that no one expected and that comment would surely bring a smile and a laugh. She found humor in every day things and it was always pleasant to watch.

My Mom was fun…

My memories are filled with fun times. Family gatherings, vacations, holidays, and even in the mundane times of life – my Mom always made things fun. She loved to dance and tell stories and just have a good time. She was always someone who others wanted to be around.

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Mom passed away many years ago, but my love for her will remain in my heart for eternity. I felt her deep love, support, and encouragement every day. And I believe that I grew up feeling that I was a good and lovable person because of God’s love, and because of all the love that Mom poured into me.

When I was seven years old during the height of 1960’s Beatlemania, I wrote her a song:
I love you in the winter.
I love you in the spring.
I love you in the summer.
I love you in the fall.
Yeah, yeah ….. yeah, yeah.
Not exactly Lennon & McCartney, even for a seven-year-old. But to Mom, it was the best song.

Now, I am in my retirement years with children and grandchildren of my own, and I hope that they feel the same sense of being lovable and valuable that Mom instilled in me. I will be forever grateful to her and always try to be like her and live with the same priorities, the same kindness, and the same wholehearted love.