Post a pic of your mom!

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by dewolf

I am truly envious of you all that still have your parents. Lost both mine early in my youth. If you haven't spoken to them for a while, please call them. I would love to get just five minutes with both of them to tell them things I never said. One of my greatest regrets.

I had a long, rambling chat with one of my sisters today. She is a former DA and lawyer I often still accuse by billing by the word

We had the gift of good-bye with both our parents, who were sentient to the end...still a bunch smarter than me.

So, to the point, I got to say those things we never, ever, regret saying if it is true: I love you and thank you.

Say those thing now to your parents and your family if they deserve it. If not, I completely understand the angst.

[GH85Carrera]

https://youtu.be/dtrJ6KJ3NV4

This starts at my parents wedding. Great images of mom and dad as young puppies.

This was nearly four years before I existed. The teenage boy jumping around for the camera is my mom's only brother. He was born just as mom was graduating from high school. Can you say whoops?

[stevej37]

^^^ Very cool home movies Glenn!
It says prior 1954...some of it must be older than that?

[GH85Carrera]

Yea, they were married in 1951. That movie goes up to my brother's first birthday party. He is 2.5 years older than me. They were just 21 years old and were married for 50+ years before mom died.

It took me until I was 36 years old to find my wife, and one more year to get married.

I have many hours of boring home movies I scanned from a 8mm films. I have the original film, the scans on my RAID5 storage system, and all uploaded to YouTube as a forever storage place. I sent links to all the relatives to watch the movies. Hopefully they kept the notes on how to watch them again.

[Seahawk]

That video is great, Glen.

I'll leave it at that. Wow.

[bugstrider]

When she was a wee Sheila


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My Mother..bless her heart.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by bugstrider

When she was a wee Sheila

Ha - that's beyond awesome! I think that photo wins the entire thread, Trev!

[Baz]

Another of mine from '68. She was 45 years old.

It was only 2 months later that she'd lose my father and her husband of 24 years....

[Baz]

With Mom last month to experience the solar eclipse at her assisted living facility, here in town.

Mom turned 101 in February...

[TimT]

My momma last month on birthday, 88 years young.. Just had brunch at my bros house, surf and turf (diver scallops and pinwheel steaks) and she loves clams on the half shell... She had a few glass of wine.. then back to the assisted living home..

[Racerbvd]

My Mother didn't want to go anywhere or be around a group of people, so there is a new crab cake place, so I went and picked her up whatever she wanted, and she really enjoyed the food. The last picture is mothers day last year, the last time my sister was able to go out.

My Mother will be 87 in July.

[Baz]

First one without Mom.

Happy Mother's Day in heaven Mom!

[Steve Carlton]

Circa 1940. Mom on the right, aunt on the left, grandfather in the middle.

[Racerbvd]

My mother and my aunt went on a celebrity chef cruise last week so these are my most current pictures