Happy Mother’s Day Mom
Our Mother’s love is the strongest thing we’ve ever known.
Thank you mom for everything. We are who we are because of you, wonderful you.
We’ve learned so much from our Mother:
No matter what, the Cubs are the best and don’t listen to stories about the rest
Don’t sit down to eat unless you take off your hat….you should know better than that
Always stand proud with your head held high, but it’s still alright if you need to cry
Please and Thank You were a must in our vocabulary…if we forgot to use them, we’d be sorry
In good times or bad keep a smile on your face. It takes more muscles to frown anyway
Hard work is nothing to complain about. And don’t expect attention if you choose to pout.
A sense of humor was needed in this clan. “If you can’t handle a ribbing you’d better run while you can”
Her children were her teachers all along the way. After all, “you learn something new every day”
Mom’s known as a “Saint”, “been on a long, hard ride”. Raising 10 kids, now from ages 40 to 55.
Mom never complained because she lacked envy and greed. She was more concerned about what others might need. Mom was our rock our president and our mentor. To disappoint mom was harder on us than her.
A strong hearty laugh was good for the soul. Mom kept the amusement running at the St. Charles Bowl.
Mom was so proud of our accomplishments, big or small. She was our biggest fan and loudest cheerleader of all. Mom was so strong, like a bulletproof vest. Just ask Vern he knows her best.
She will continue to be our glue because we will always ask ourselves “what would Mom do”?
Mom was always there for her kids, her family and friends. Her modesty surly hid from her the effect she had on others.
You’ve never been touched by a more wonderfully memorable Angel before.
Peggy (nee Nyberg) Teafoe-Pfister….need we say more?
We miss you Mom. For now the heavens are complete.
(this was in the Kane County Chronicle on Mother's day)