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A Mother's Love

A Mother's Love is a gift from God above 
to guide us, instruct us, care for us gently and tenderly
Sure mom's have trials and tribulations that shake them up from time to time
Her faith in God Almighty will strengthen her if you ask, "How are you?" She will tell you, "Fine." 
With a smile on her face
A Mother's Love 
Gracious and godly giving God praise for His many blessings in her life more importantly in the life of her children 
Momma used to say, "Look both ways before crossing the street." "If you play with a puppy you will get licked in the mouth." 
Her words rang true when she encouraged all six of her children that God will forgive us for our sins as far as the North is from the South
Unequivocally I believe that momma put her life on hold to raise us in the admonition of the LORD because she wanted what was best for us
Introducing us to God learning the importance of asking and accepting Jesus Christ in our heart and life was what God commanded all parents to do as described in the Holy Bible 
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the Kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." 
I love and miss my Favorite Girl Momma to my heart she hold the keys 

Copyright © Sandra Dee Wilson | Year Posted 2026

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Date: 7/31/2026 4:16:00 PM

Sandra Dee, you wove mom’s simple wisdom into such a heartfelt tribute, those little sayings really bring her spirit to life. I'm a dude, but I miss my mom every day too.

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