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The warmth of my mother’s love is one of my very first memories.
Because of this and my awareness of it I had a wonderful childhood. I always
knew everything would be okay and she would take care of me lovingly even
when I was a brat. I even told her I wanted to marry her when I got bigger which
she found quite funny and had me tell my father. She truly loved being a mother
and it showed even to me as a very young child. My Mom had a fun-loving
spirit and made things fun for us. When she would take us somewhere like the
park she would take all of our friends in the neighborhood. This was good for
my friends because most mothers just stayed home and sent their kids out to
play.
All through my life I kept a very close relationship with her even through
my teen years. She was absolutely devoted to her children which is why I
suspect she never remarried. Mom’s good upbringing of us and our loyalty to
her is why we never got into serious trouble in a place like Brooklyn.
An arsonist set the store below our apartment on Garfield Place ablaze.
She walked into the thick of it to save Lance’s life who was a child at the time.
She was a HERO in many ways.
The HERO in her life was her father Eugene. They were very close and
enjoyed much of life together with her mother Flo who was her best friend. The
meaning of family to me is defined mostly by these wonderful people.
Hundreds of miles apart we would talk each day about nothing but yet
end each call with “I love you”. How I miss talking to her about nothing. Hug
your Mom for me because I sure miss mine. I love you Mom.
LOVE THEM BACK by quitting smoking or supporting those that you LOVE that smoke, to STOP smoking.
My point being is to bring into the smoker’s minds the reality of such heartfelt devastation created for those mourning their premature passing.
As a “Mommy’s Boy” I experienced such devastation that has tears running down my cheeks as I write this. My Mom passed from smoking related illness when my oldest was 5, so there’s no memory of her,, as Grandma, except in pictures.
It is my hope that sharing this can support the motivation to stop smoking and may save someone from such an experience.
This is the card/copy (below) that I sent to those attending her funeral and offer it for you to share.
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