Memorial To My Mother

August 14, 2010 is the third year of our beloved mother's passing. Our mother was the pillar of our family's strength. A women who never complained about her troubles and was always there to support us in her own quiet yet reassuring way. She was the ideal of what a mother should be.

She raised us to be our own person, never questioning our desire or need to grow in our own direction. She provided the quiet yet stern guidance we needed when necessary. She never criticized in a way that was hurtful, rather she did so in a way that caused us to question the validity of our thoughts or actions. She showed her love for us in the same quiet, non public way she conducted her entire life. Yet we knew how important we all were to her. In her own quiet way family meant everything to her.
My mother taught me many lessons thoughout my life. Lessons I shall never forget, and many I hope I have passed on to my children. Perhaps the most important of which is; stand for what you believe yet always respect the beliefs of those who may differ with you. Judge others as you would want to be judged, on the facts as you understand them. Which is to say fairly and without malice.

Our Mother was a true Patriot who loved this country and all it stands for. She would be pleased to see the political activism taking place today for she would recognize it as truly the American way. 

I know that while my mother would disagree with some of my positions and statements on this blog...  I also know she would be proud of me for exercising my right as an American citizen, one who loves his country as much as she did , to speak out, stand up, and be heard.

I miss you Mom, I love you, and I shall always carry deep within my soul all that you so freely gave me. As you rest in eternal peace I know that your spirit is with me.

Your Loving Son,

Les

Comments

  1. Les - We are never prepared for the loss of a truly special person to us. My thoughts go out to your wonderful mother.

    She raised a good man and I am sure a wonderful family, may she rest in peace.

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  2. what a lovely memorial to your mom. It's so nice that she had such a positive impact on your life and that is more than anyone could ask for. Thank you for sharing.
    I think I will go hug my mother now being she lives right downstairs.

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  3. A very touching post! The pain of losing them lessens, but we will always miss them.

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  4. What wonderful tribute, Les. We owe our parents so much. Selfish person that I am, I never realized that until I had kids of my own.

    She sounds like a wonderful and brilliant lady.

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  5. Thank you all for your touching comments. They mean a great deal to me.

    And I feel I can speak for my siblings as well when I say thank you.

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