My Mom Died Today
My Mom died today.
My Mom, Elaine Perkins died this morning at 7:AM at her home in New Port Richey, Florida.
I would like to share with you some wonderful things about my Mom.
When I was five years old back in the early 50’s, Mom would sing to opera and classical music records while washing clothes and ironing clothes in our dining room.
Our dining room and living room were connected and I would play on the floor with my hundreds of cowboys, Indians and Army soldiers. At the same time, Mom would be singing from her huge library of songs. Her beautiful songs, helping me feel secure.
My Car
I used to have a little green station wagon peddle car. It resembled a Plymouth station wagon my Dad drove at the time. As I was peddling down the sidewalk on Clifton Park Ave in Evergreen Park, IL, I could look back and see my Mom watching me out the upstairs window.
Even when I went around the corner out of view, I always felt my Mom could see me.
I think all Moms have a special kind of vision when it comes to their children.
Cub Scouts
Mom always wanted us to have more than she had growing up during the Great Depression. We never had a great deal of money but all of our Christmas’s were fun and we always received everything we wanted.
Mom was involved in Cub Scouts for me and Brownies and Girl Scouts for my sisters. I remember a Cuberee event out in a huge forest where all of the scout troops were decked out in original Native American dress.
Our pack was adorned of Pueblo dress and we even learned an original hoop dance to display at the event. When it was time to play we all took off into the forest to play “hide and seek.”
Even though I thought I was will hid in the thick forest, it didn’t take long for my Mom to find me and bring me back to the scout camp.
She always had a sixth sense of finding me. I guess that is just indicative of the bond between Mother and Son.
Rest in peace, Mom. You get to sleep late today.
Here is a performance I know you will enjoy.
Click here now
She loved to sing classical pieces in their original languages and had mastered Latin for the religious songs.
One of her favorites was this version of Ave Maria as sung by the late Perry Como.
Click here to listen
Your favorite Son,
Wayne
My Mom, Elaine Perkins died this morning at 7:AM at her home in New Port Richey, Florida.
I would like to share with you some wonderful things about my Mom.
When I was five years old back in the early 50’s, Mom would sing to opera and classical music records while washing clothes and ironing clothes in our dining room.
Our dining room and living room were connected and I would play on the floor with my hundreds of cowboys, Indians and Army soldiers. At the same time, Mom would be singing from her huge library of songs. Her beautiful songs, helping me feel secure.
My Car
I used to have a little green station wagon peddle car. It resembled a Plymouth station wagon my Dad drove at the time. As I was peddling down the sidewalk on Clifton Park Ave in Evergreen Park, IL, I could look back and see my Mom watching me out the upstairs window.
Even when I went around the corner out of view, I always felt my Mom could see me.
I think all Moms have a special kind of vision when it comes to their children.
Cub Scouts
Mom always wanted us to have more than she had growing up during the Great Depression. We never had a great deal of money but all of our Christmas’s were fun and we always received everything we wanted.
Mom was involved in Cub Scouts for me and Brownies and Girl Scouts for my sisters. I remember a Cuberee event out in a huge forest where all of the scout troops were decked out in original Native American dress.
Our pack was adorned of Pueblo dress and we even learned an original hoop dance to display at the event. When it was time to play we all took off into the forest to play “hide and seek.”
Even though I thought I was will hid in the thick forest, it didn’t take long for my Mom to find me and bring me back to the scout camp.
She always had a sixth sense of finding me. I guess that is just indicative of the bond between Mother and Son.
Rest in peace, Mom. You get to sleep late today.
Here is a performance I know you will enjoy.
Click here now
She loved to sing classical pieces in their original languages and had mastered Latin for the religious songs.
One of her favorites was this version of Ave Maria as sung by the late Perry Como.
Click here to listen
Your favorite Son,
Wayne
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5:12 AM
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