Hazel was 41 when I was born...I was the last of 5 kids. There were 5 years between my sister Susan and I, and as the baby of the family, everyone can attest that I was spoiled rotten! She passed on after a massive stroke in 1999, a few months after I married Jesse. I went home to be with her, but I never saw her in a conscious state before she passed away. I remember my last phone conversation with her was to call and ask how to fix pork chops with gravy! I am so happy to have the memory of her being at my wedding, just a few months before she died.
At our wedding in June, 1999...Jesse, his Mom Venus, me, my Mom Hazel |
My other Mamas are my sisters Judy, Rachel and Susan. I don't get to see them often, as they all live in Alabama, and I am pretty lazy about calling them, but I hope they know how much I love them and appreciate all they have done for me in my life!
My sister Rachel, nephew Elam, sister Susan, sister Judy, her husband Val in front |
I love handmade, but will never turn down Tiffany's! |
Have a great Monday!
A beautiful way to say thank you to all your Mommas..heehee.We are all blessed indeed sweet friend with loving Mommas.
ReplyDeleteI love your Tiffany gift,and flowers...but a handmade card is and always will be my favorite.xoxo
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What a beautiful post. I love that you included your sisters as your mothers.
ReplyDeleteI believe all women who walked this earth before us are our mothers. Their accomplishments and their trials are what got us to this point. They lit the way for motherhood, and shared with us their knowledge passed down from generation to generation, and for that I am thankful.
This was our first Mother's Day without my mother so it was a sad day for all of us.
This is such a lovely tribute!!!
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