My Dearest Sweetest Mother Mary (4/14/1935 - 8/8/2026) by eekdog
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this is the last photo of my dearest mother i took on July 4th luncheon event celebrating our 250th anniversary, 38 days later on the 8th of August i/we lost her.
my mother was one of the most caring people anyone could ever know, during her most healthy times in life and before many of her close friends passed away she always, always, helped out on what she could for them. she donated for many years to some charities when she could so. but most of all she was so caring for me and my sister and her grand kids. my mom was selfless she always was so very concerned about me and how i was doing, both health wise and wanting to help with money. i refused most of the time for that help cause i have some money saved up and help by a close friend. i visited her on Wednesday's and Saturdays, my sister saw her three times a week on other days so she could have a visit almost very day of week.
my mother had numerous friends when she served as a secretary and most of them have passed away during the years along with all her close friends, she survived well passed them all. .
my mom was on the ball as i was growing up, when i was outside and started to scream and cry for whatever happened she was out the house door like a bolt of lightning to see if i was ok. falling down, getting stung by a bee and others. she always was there for me, though thick and thin she was there. as i mentioned in other post i lost the most important figure in my life next to God and Jesus. all children should say they had the greatest mother ever, and i DID! thank you mom for being there always. i love you mom, Steven
she is missed, i'm actually taking it harder today than yesterday when i discovered her lifeless body.
Comments (14)
I'm sorry about you lost Steve. I've lost mine 2 years ago, and there is not confort.
Indeed, thanks.
May God bless you
So sorry for your loss. I wish great comfort.
Beautiful tribute to your mom.
Your words alone are painting the most wonderful picture of your mother. And the photo, showing us the sweet lady she has been.
You are truly blessed, that you had such a wonderful mother ♥
very, very touching, Steve. Your mother was so caring, and to so many people. She sensed when people were in need, and was there to help, everytime. (Your kindness and caring comes from that.) What a wonderful tribute you wrote.
I'm so touched that you shared all this...when people lose a loved one, they often can't find words. But you---even through deep sadness---shared such a glowing description of your mom. Thank you. She comes alive so vividly through your words. Again, I'm so sorry for you and your sister and nephew...I hope you all find peace in the glow of your amazing mother, who shines through your words...
So sorry for your loss
Sorry to hear.
I share in your sorrow, touching and heartfelt writing !
She was a remarkable human being!
What you have shared could make a rock cry!
She was a wonderful and caring mother, and a friend to all, it appears. What a beautiful human being. May her love comfort you in the days to come, and bring you peace, Steve.
There really are no words to help ease these moments. Only the passing of time helps, brings us less sorrow and memories to cherish.
My deepest condolences Steve, a touching tribute and testimonial.
An extraordinary dedication for your mother! I am sad about that so priceless loss; I am sure that she is now happy in her new world ... and spiritually ... she is still helping you, your sister and her grand children. While praying for her, especially during difficult time, you will find a deep sense of peace.