“Put your worries to the bottom of the river” -What Evelyn Hens would say before her son-in-law, Gerry Murak, would go fishing.
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April 08, 2005
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With the success of Our Fathers Who Art In Heaven, we are looking for other stories and poems to complete new books in the "Who Art In Heaven" series. Submit your stories and poems today! Did somebody you love teach you an important lesson about leadership or life that you still use today? What advice did your loved one give you that you still treasure? Send your favorite stories and poems about your: Fathers Volume II, Mothers, Grandmothers, Grandfathers, Daughters, Sons, Children, Spouses, Sisters, Brothers, Aunts, Uncles, Relatives, Friends, Coworkers, Teachers, Students, Classmates, Alumni, Clergy, Firefighters, Police, Military, Soldiers, Marines, Army-Navy-Air Force Personnel, Reservists, National Guard, Heroes, Leaders, Managers, Coaches, Mentors, Speakers, Neighbors or other loved ones to: OFWAIHF Submissions PO Box 502 Getzville, NY 14068 Or E-mail your submissions to: submissions@OFWAIHF.org If you have somebody else in mind and you want to share their story with us we would always welcome your suggestions.
Loved your story. Your mom sounds as feisty as MY tiny mom was, despite the gradual losses that accompanied aging. I was privileged to have her in my life until she was 90. Lucky indeed, was I!
Posted by: Mary Lou Healy | May 07, 2005 at 06:36 PM
Your story was wonderfully uplifting and it makes me feel so grateful that I'm very blessed to still have my Mom with me and that we share an apartment. I'm 62 nearly 63 and she is still a very bright 90 going on 91 in January 2006. She walks most days nearly 1km, helps with the washing up of some dishes at mealtimes (packs the dishwasher) and also helps with the laundry. She also plays a mean game of Scrabble and loves doing Blockword puzzles. She also reads the Reader's Digest from cover to cover.
I love her dearly and she is and always will be the best friend I will ever have beside my blessed Lord.
So although I would love to have written something for your book, I am so fervently glad that I can still have her here with me.
God bless you and all the very best with your book.
Tessa Whelan
Posted by: Tessa Whelan | September 05, 2005 at 04:37 PM