Honoring a Life Well Lived
Paula “Nana” Lomas
“Family” can be such a broad term we use to describe relatives, friends, and loved ones. For me, my Nana was the one who taught me what the word ‘family’ really means: a...
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Amber’s Story
One Friday night in September, 2016, I read the email below. It moved me with compassion to help this family. I’m not writing this to make me or my company sound good or that we did anything great....
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Honoring a Life Well Lived – Aloysius Geis
My Uncle Al is a hero. He was a flight engineer in the United States Army Air Forces and part of a flight crew of fourteen. On September 4, 1945, just two days after the surrender of Imperial...
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No Heart More Filled With Love – Mildred Helen Brodnax Kinnaird
My Granny was probably the kindest, most open-hearted person I’ve ever met in my life. She had such warmth and generosity of spirit that it just spilled over into the people around her, making...
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My Grandma and My Mom
My grandma Esther and my mom, two beautiful women who have cared more for others than themselves. They have devoted their lives to their families and have been so loving, caring, hardworking and...
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Honoring My Mother, Juanita Diaz
Mother’s Day is about loving mom for mothering us. It’s about loving mom for disciplining us, endless concerns, pushing us, and loving us. You truly are a reflection of a mother, I love...
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Service Above Self – Arthur “Art” McCullough
Arthur McCullough was a very kind and loving man that believed in servicing others. He adopted the Rotary International motto of “Service Above Self” as his own and he lived his life...
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Truly blessed and honored to call you MY MOM
I am truly blessed and honored to call you MY MOM. You are such a pillar of strength and wisdom. Your love for God and compassion for others is so evident in your life. Proverbs 31 is truly who you...
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