Sentences with phrase «dear mothers»
Our dear mothers made it so special, didn't they?
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Dear mothers, please do not compare your household chores with official work.
Hello, dear Mothers!
Welcome, dear mothers!
Therefore dear mothers, do not stress, stay relaxed.
Dear Mothers, Thank you for your interest in this study!
While I am a Christian who recently watched my dear mother pass, I find the least tolerance from the other «Christians» who find simple answers to complex issues.
One grateful man stands near the back and says, «I thank God that I can say through the blessed blood of our Lord Jesus that I'm sure I'll meet my dear mother in heaven.»
John Winthrop joined in a declaration which called the Established Church of England «our dear Mother» and referred to the Puritans as «members of the same Body.»
It continued after the excerpt above:» «Be of good cheer» by such words and none other, let your heart be moved, dear mother», and she was to be thankful that she lived in a time when they no longer had to see Jesus as a Judge.
These words came from a letter which began: «My dearest mother, I have had a letter from my brother James about your illness.»
Greet my dear mother and all my relatives.
In fact, I thought I didn't like it until one day when my dear mother - in - law served up an egg and olive sandwich to me while I was pregnant with my first son.
Thankfully, we'd been married long enough that I didn't lose major points with my dear mother - in - law, but I'm sure I lost some.
My dear mother - in - law is both gluten and lactose intolerant, and I wanted to make a special dessert for her for our early holiday celebration.
I got this from my dear mother and I barley use it so I get excited every time I whip it out.
Dear Mother: Corporal punishment not only destroys a child's self - esteem and trust, but it also enforces the idea that «might makes right.»
Dear Mother: Some parents fail to realize that having a child with a mental illness is not a reflection on themselves.
My three sisters and I lost our dear mother when I was 20.
My dear mother initiated a fabulous new family tradition this year.
Mary E. Thomas, nee Thompson, 85, of Arlington Heights, formerly of Chicago, loving wife of the late Herbert R.; dearest mother of Jim (Joane), Tommie (Noreen), Larry (Toni), Ronnie (Kathy) Thomas, Genevieve (the late Steve) Martina, Shirley (Jerry) Chute, Joan (Howard) Parker and the late Richard Thomas; fond mother - in - law of Joan Thomas; dear grandmother of 12 and great - grandmother of 14; cherished sister of Carl Raymond Thompson, Adeline Collins and Harold (Norma) Thompson.
As my dear mother would have said (she would be 88 years old and I took care of her for many years before becoming a mother — so remember to have patience with your children, because some day they may need to have patience with you when you are elderly and frail) «Don't put the cart before the horse» and «Don't cross your bridge before you get to it.»
We have a sanitary setting on our washer, and when we're at my dear mother - in - law's or my mom's, we wash on the hottest setting the washer has.
Adeline P. Kosinski, nee Rapala, passed away Jan. 19, 2009, beloved wife of the late Frank; dear mother of James (Madlen) and William (Margaret); loving grandmother of Jennifer (Mourad) Hanna, Katherine, Andrew, Antonette and Michael; cherished great - grandmother of Yousif and Anthony.
Charlotte B. Fidelus, loving wife of the late Edward; dear mother of Brother Larry FidelusO.Carm., Rosanne (Randy) Gort and Marianne (Jeff) Johnson; caring grandmother of Zachary, Alexandra, Gabriella and Erin Gort and Katherine, Phillip and Michael Johnson; fond sister of Ted Krech.
Jane S. Dudash, nee Schenkar, age 92, of Skokie, beloved wife of the late Frank C. Dudash; dear mother of Kenneth W. (Jo Ann), Keith W., Cheryl J. Croll and Kevin C.; loving grandmother of Jason (Meghann), Shannon, Justin, Jeffrey and Jeremy; cherished great - grandmother of C.J.; fond sister of the late Minnie Davis, MichaelSchenkar and Ann Soloman.
Dorothy A. Geweke, nee Huter, 98, of Arlington Heights, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Walter E.; dear mother of Doris (Carl) Holzinger, Raymond (Geneva) and Glenn (Jeanette) Geweke; loving grandmother of Sandy (Grant) Nelson, Cindy (Drew) Wilson, Becky (Jeff) Esker, Jonathan (Eunice) Geweke, Sarah (Tim) Aalsma, Rev. Dr. Deborah Geweke and Mark (Candy) Geweke; great - grandmother of 15; great - great - grandmother of seven; cherished aunt.
Loving wife of Robert H. Sr.; dearest mother of Robert H. (Jacqueline) Lantz Jr. and Judith D. (Patrick) Card; loved grandmother of Steven (Jill) Lantz, Jennifer (Jeffrey) Abrahamson, Jeffrey Card, Lauren (Kristopher) Austin, Daniel Card; and great - grandmother of Emma, Erika Abrahamson and Nicholas Austin.
Helen E. Walsh, nee Kirby, beloved wife of the late Jeremiah; dear mother of Patrick (Susan) Walsh and Jeri (Thomas) Devine; cherished grandmother of Melanie, Allison, Kiley, Jeremiah, Bridget and Kelly; fond sister of Patricia Gubbe and Ann Joyce; she was preceded in death by her daughters, Bridget Walsh and Eileen Holck.
Loving wife of William J.; dearest mother of Jim (Karla), Stephen, Tim (Teresa), John (Margie), Mary (Margie) Gorniak, Brian, and Margaret McCarthy; loved grandmother of Christopher, Kevin, Erin, Ryan, Eddie, Colleen, Brenden, Kelly, Jack, Patrick and Megan; dear sister of Martha (the late James) Cleary and the late Jack Taylor; fond sister - in - law of Frances Taylor.
Loving wife of the late Patrick; dearest mother of Patricia, Michael and Mary Lou Philbin; loved sister of the late Mary Louise Drennan; fond aunt of Dan (Peggy) Drennan, Ginny Carlson, Thomas (Diane) Drennan, Marilyn (Jack) Carlson, Carol (Jack) Stanton and Mary Pat (Tom) Malley.
Marilyn M. Zottmann, nee Stich, 67, of Buffalo Grove, loving wife of Hans J.; dearest mother of Lisa M. (Kristopher) Wellington, Carol A. (David) Shirley, Mark J. (Nicole), David M. and the late Steven M. Zottmann; loved grandmother of Michael, Brittany, Mathew Wellington, Heather, Eric, Alex Shirley, Jessica and Sarah Zottmann; dear sister of Marvin (Jacqueline) Stich and Cheryl (John) Miller.
Mary E. «Betty» Clark, nee Mc Gee, 84, beloved wife of the late Arthur Martin; dearest mother of John (Mary), Dan (Terri), Mary (Matt) Clark Shivers, Arthur (Karyn) Clark and Kathy (Greg) Graham; dear grandmother of Angie, Colleen, Stephanie, Nick, Chelsey, Kevin, Alex, Chris, David and Carrie; dear great - grandmother of Aidan and Kieran.
Barbara was the beloved wife of John T., whom she married April 27, 1963; dearest mother of Karen (James) DeZellar of Arlington Heights, Julie (Gerald) Thiele of Oshkosh, WI and Catie (Justin) Cassity of Clarendon Hills; loved grandmother of Jack, Bridget, Gerry, Ryan, Erin, Andrew and Ean; dear sister of Alyce Jean (Jack) Pettigrew of Corrales, NM and the late Patricia Colloton; dear sister - in - law of James Colloton of Arlington Heights; fond aunt and great - aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Marion A. Berhinig, nee Klein, 89, of Arlington Heights, loving wife of the late Leo S.; dearest mother of Robert M. (Marie) Berhinig; loved grandmother of Elizabeth, Matthew and Daniel; dear sister of Elizabeth (the late William) Hehn, the late Francis, Thomas Klein, Ann Goetzinger and Catherine Devitt.
Marjorie L. Coffman, nee Little, 87, of Arlington Heights, formerly of Chicago; loving wife of the late Harry; dearest mother of Heather (Kenny) Eglaston, Marcia (Darrell) Hammond and the late Candi Bone; fond mother - in - law of Donald (Sandy) Bone; dear grandmother of Melissa (Juan) Rangel, Michelle Hammond, Eric (Linda) Bone, and Traci Bone and great - grandmother of Matthew Bone; loved sister of Warren (Norma) Little, Charlotte (the late Clarence) Johns and the late Edwin Little.
Loving wife of Robert L.; dearest mother of Robert W. (Sandra J.) and Douglas G. (Michele M.) Dion; loved grandmother of Amy, Cameron and Alyson; daughter of the late Sigrid and Ralph Winters; dear sister of Ralph M. (Elinor) Winters and Patricia (Alonzo) Poll.
Oh I hope my dear Mother lives to see the day when Shelly Silver gets the boot.
I also bought all the stuff to make a Chocolate Zucchini Cake before this huge Chocoholic craving passes, because it will pass, and then I'll have to wait an entire month before I'm motivated to make the cake that my dear mother used to make for us sometime around now, when we are inundated by baseball bat sized zucchinis.
#HAPPY MOTHERS DAY Dearest Mother, Sister & Mother in Law.
We laid my dear mother - in - law to rest yesterday and it was very much a day full of sadness.
My dear mother had many great qualities.
Dear mother, I know you want to see your baby in a beautiful and trendy dress on this day.
DUDE, can someone please check in with dear Mother Nature??
Happy Friday — and a very happy birthday to my dear mother, -LCB- cnn -RCB-!
Dear Mother Nature, you're killing me with your fickle ways!
Baby lives with Joseph (CJ Jones), a deaf African - American gentleman who is old enough to be his... well, that is explained, and it's part of Baby's backstory involving his parents, especially his dear mother, and why he keeps buds in his ears to listen to his own mix tapes.
The story: Hilary Duff (Cheaper by the Dozen, Agent Cody Banks) plays Holly, a 16 - year - old girl that deeply resents having to move to a new state every time her dear mother Jean (Locklear, Uptown Girls) breaks up with a man.
When I try to picture my future husband, Louis Auguste, standing in the forests of France with hands and arms outstretched to me, I can only envision my most dear mother, dressed in black, sitting behind me like a dark wedge at her desk; she awaits the courier bearing a white rectangular packet, the envelope that represents me.
• Dr. Jennifer Riria — Group Chief Executive / Director, Kenya Women Finance Trust My dear mother, mentor, sister and friend, you fought the hard fight.