Wichitas Favorite Mom

Marilyn Main

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:35:33 +0000

My mother is the biggest influence in my life. She has taught me so many things from loyalty to patience. She always taught me, not always through words, how to laugh and have a good time, to appreciate what you have and to love those around you.

She is devoted to being what the Lord wants her to be, and is willing to take risks in order to get there. She has been through many tough times and has proved to be a strong woman that is not afraid to show some vulnerability in order to grow and learn. She is honest and true, loyal and fun. Her laugh is also very contagious and her smile lights up her face and the room.

She is always welcoming and warm to my friends. She has a love for dogs and for her family, especially her kids. I remember when we were kids she treated my brother and I fairly while still making us feel special and loved. ( I was always her favorite secretly!) It took much patience to raise myself and my brother and she had it.

She has a beautiful voice and I always love listening to her sing. She is responsible for introducing music into my life noting it’s importance; for which I an eternally grateful for music is my life now. We have also learned patience together and that God will never give you what you can’t handle and whatever you need will always be provided for you as long as you are open to recieve it. If I ever need help I know to just ask and if I know what I want I need to pursue it immediately. These things I have learned from my Mom. Parents always say that they want a better life for their kids and this was also true for my mom. Even while making ends meet by herself as a single mom through her kids’ teen years she perservered and conquered, with a smile and a hug on the other side.

My Mom is the best and I love her and everyone around her would agree that she is a joy and is a great friend and mother. Did I mention she is fun?!

Blanche Ruffin

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:31:14 +0000

My Mom is 98 years old. She and my Dad raised 5 kids. She lost my Dad in 1988, but remained steadfast. Her children all love her very much. She was a breast cancer survivor. Now she suffers from Alzheimers, and still lives in the same home in Wichita since 1957. I believe she deserves this award, as it would make her very happy to be recognzed. She gets so happy when she sees her children, and has the sweetest smile.

Christy Friesen (Axtell)

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:28:32 +0000

My mom works 3 jobs, and works VERY hard at each of them.
She takes care of me and makes sure I have everything I need. She is very loving and friendly. Everyone likes to be around her and i think she deserves this, because she through her example she has made me a better person.

Cindy Crumley

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:22:54 +0000

The reason that my mother is so amazig is because: She raised 2 sons on her own.Worked 3 jobs in the past. She has also raised help other childeren, had 3 knee surgeries, 2 carporl tunnel surgeries and then a kidney stone removed surgerically and the most rescent surgery was her major surgery of fusion of L-4 and L-5 lumbar. She is just so amazing. She has her good and bad days just like any other but over all, she has been there for us and others and just keeps going like the enegizer bunny even when she is is major pain. She has been put through alot lately and she still finds time for others more than herself. She is really and truely amazing mother. We love her so much. She has been divorced for 17 years and she takes care of others before number #1 which is herself. Moms aren’t supposed to get sick. She has and is their for all of in need of sickness and health. She’s very special. We love her very much. Please nominate our mother. Thank you.

Melanie Summers

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:18:43 +0000

believe that Kathy is a wonderful mom! She has raised four boys and has been there for them for anything they need. She is my mother in law and does so much for me and my family. She visits us frequently even though we live a couple hours away and is always surprising us with gifts that are very thoughtful. I just want to say thank you to such a wonderful mother in law who is always looking out for her family!

Edith Osler

admin — Fri, 09 May 2008 02:39:27 +0000

My mother raised three sons (one of which I am) Mother was so excited when I got married, now she had a daughter. We were married 32 years, when my wife died this last November in a accident. Mother has taken it hard. This would be a nice surprise for Mothers Day.

Robin Sanders

admin — Fri, 09 May 2008 02:37:20 +0000

MY 32 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER HAS 2 YOUNG CHILDREN. ROBBIE IS 2 1/2 AND JORDY JUST TURNED 1 YEAR. ROBIN WAS NEVER SUPPOSED TO HAVE CHILDREN DUE TO HER DIABETES. NOW SHE HAS TWO. MY DAUGHTER IS MARRIED TO A MAN THAT SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH. HE ON THE OTHER HAND LOVES HIS CRACK/COCAINE MORE THAN HIS FAMILY. HE STEALS FROM MY DAUGHTER AND ON TWO OCCASIONS HE HAS LEFT MY DAUGHTER AND GRANDCHILDREN HOMELESS. ROBIN HAS PULLED OUT ALL THE STOPS. SHE WORKS FULL TIME AND SUPPORTS HER TWO CHILDREN ON HER OWN AND WITH NO ASSISTANCE FROM ANYONE. NOT EVEN THE STATE. SHE EVEN HAS GONE AS FAR TO PUT HER HUSBAND IN THE BEST REHAB FACILITIES BUT IT FAILS ABOUT 3 MONTHS AFTER HE GETS OUT. ROBIN DOES NOT HAVE A LOT AND SHE DOESNT WANT OR ASK FOR A LOT. SHE JUST WANTS WHAT IS BEST FOR HER KIDS AND THAT IS ENOUGH FOR HER. ROBIN DESERVES THIS.

Wilma Piersol

admin — Fri, 09 May 2008 02:35:02 +0000

Mother has always been a guide and helping hand to all her exgtended family. She has always put everyone else first even in helping a grandson with college money, helping family to relocate by assistance in moving. She even provided living quarters to family when they needed a place to live. She provided support whenever needed throughout her life.

Georgia Taylor

admin — Fri, 09 May 2008 02:30:30 +0000

I am the youngest of my family, the tenth of ten children (six boys and four girls). My mother not only took care of all of us, but she has also cared for her many grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren. She has been an inspiration to all of us in the way that she loves her family and accepts us all, thorns and all. A few years ago on Mother’s Day, I sent her the following message, which sums up how great my mother is! This is for my wonderful mother Georgia Etta Essick Taylor who read poems to me when I was ill, and by doing so taught me the joy of reading; who taught me to cook, to sew, to plant, and by doing so gave me the skills to be a chef, seamstress, and gardener; who sang to me and by doing so encouraged me to sing and enjoy music; who took care of my son and by doing so gave me the freedom to move forward with my life and seek happiness; who has never judged me or disapproved of me openly but who has always been there for me whenever I’ve needed someone to talk to, someone to dry my tears, someone to tell me to straighten up and quit feeling sorry for myself! My mother deserves to be and is the best mom ever.

Mary Reschke

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 01:02:24 +0000

When my son was diagnosed with cancer almost 11 years ago, we had to travel out of state for treatment. My wife was pregnant and morning sickness lasted longer than the morning. When our 9 month old was having a bad day, throwing up from chemo, my wife was worn out, we didn’t have any groceries cause we didn’t have time to go to the store, we were running low on clean laundry or the house was a disaster - My mom came running. We lived next door and she would get up in the middle of the night and help. Since his treatment lasted several years so did my Mom’s expression and outpouring of love. Other people helped and showed their love – it’s just Mom’s love never stopped, we have never found the end. She traveled with us when we needed it, she took care of our other children when we needed it, she takes care of all of our children when possible even today. We live out of state and the one thing we miss is family. We can’t think of enough ways to thank Mom for all she has done for our family. Our child that had cancer is now 11 and Mom still loves and protects him with her whole heart. When he was diagnosed with cancer again at the age of 8, Mom came running and stayed. When I broke my back and crushed my leg – guess what? Mom came and stayed with us for 60 days so my wife could return to work. She cared for her father and brother simultaneously in her home until they both passed away within months of one another. We think Mom is PHENOMENAL and underneath her sweet, smiling, cheerful and always giving exterior is (shhh…it’s a secret) wonderwoman, ‘cause Mom can do anything and everything she sets her mind too.

Audra Milam

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:57:04 +0000

I would like to nominate my wife Audra Milam as Wichita’s Favorite Mom; she was born at the St. Francis Hospital in 1970 and 1987 graduate of Friends University. We have two wonderful children Heath and Celia but Audra’s duties don’t just stop there she was in charge of the Goddard United Methodist Church nursery for more than three years helping out with as many church events as humanly possible. She is the founder, Troop Leader of Girl Scout troop 147 and activity planer, doer, and organizer. She has been a t-ball score keeper and snack packer for two years and still finds time to assist in the class rooms of both our children’s class rooms. She is unable to say NO to any one asking her for help or to help out with an additional project above and beyond the normal super mom; I think she should be issued a cape to go along with the flowers. Man I just got tired typing all of this, thanks for your consideration.

Mary Mengelkoch

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:55:01 +0000

My mom is the type of person who will do anything for anyone. She never gives up and will always be there for you. When my dad had gotten into a car accident last year she was always there for my brother and me saying everything would be alright. She helps people from my aunt to homeless people on the street. My mom is very unique and everyone loves her very much. I want to show her that she is the best mom ever and no one could ever take that away from me.

Nora Reilley

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:52:58 +0000

I, unlike other girls I know, wish to become like my mom. Not only in looks–although people claim I look exactly like my mom–but in intelligence, practicality, and personality. In order to go to Bishop Carroll Catholic High School, which had a tuition at the time, my mother had to find a job at 14 years old to pay her way into BC. She never complained about doing so, even though it was a tremendous burden. After four years of high school, my mother graduated and then undertook college. She went to a variety of schools, ranging from Newman to WSU to Butler Community College. She became an LPN, and then transitioned into an RN soon after. At the age of 24, she met my father and married him, all the while paying for his student loans, wedding, and honeymoon costs, because he hadn’t started working with the Boeing Company as an engineer yet. As the years, and the children, added, my mother advanced in her career, eventually becoming a well-paid nurse. While my three brothers and I were younger, my mom worked part-time in order to spend time with us during the day, often sacrificing sleeping time in order to work a second shift during the evening. She now does a similar practice, except working full-time and waking up at 4 a.m. in the morning to make it to work. I admire her so much for her hard work and dedication in providing for us. She not only works hard, but is an extremely caring and loving mother. She cheers at every basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball game, swim, track, and cross-country meet that happens to be going on at the time. She keeps track of our school work, grades, and schedules. She praises us when we excel, and disciplines us when we fail. She comforts us when we are sick or suffering, and is a constant figure whenever I come home from school. Although my mother might not win this award, I believe in my heart that she is “Wichita’s Favorite Mom,” because she is my favorite mom.

Helen Thompson

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:51:06 +0000

My mom is 88 yrs old and as stuborn as they come. I did not know this when i was growing up . she was always there for me and my best friend . We did not have a lot but you would not have known it she made sure we had all we needed. Now that she is older she is very set in her way. she manages well with little assistance .. Whe was a great MOM and raised three great and responcible adults..

Susan Young

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:49:13 +0000

My parents have raised my sister and I, but my mother has been such a strenth within my life and the lives of some many other people. My mom is a LPN, Which is a truely selfless profession. While I was a little girl she wnet to school to get her LPN lincene and worked full time in nursing homes caring for the elderly. In my early teen’s she started doing home health care with kids who were disabled. My mom had a lot of kids that she cared for, but there was this very special little boy that she started caring for when he was four. At that time my mother was told that the child was not suppose to live past the age of six. With that in mind she tried not to get to attached to him, Although it was so hard, he was the sweetest little boy that you would ever want to meet and his grandparent who had full parental right were the most caring people I have ever met. To make a long story short … His grandmother died in 2005, which left his granfather his sole provide. At that point he asked my parents if they would share parental right in case something happened to him. The little boy is now 17 years old and still giving his love and sprit to everyone who comes in contact with him, with the exceptions of the nurses at the hospital.
However, some time ago she started working for the Red Cross, Drawing blood. She doesn’t like traveling that much any more, but she loves her job and her co-workers.
So my mother is a full time Nurse with the American Red Cross and a full time care taker of my our family. I cannot thank her enough for all that she does. Not only for her family, but also for people that she will never even meet.

Cinda Barnett

admin — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:46:51 +0000

My mom should be wichitas favorite mom for several reasons. She is 55 years old and has been a loveing wife for 35 years, full time teacher for 33 years, and has raised my sister and i and continues to help us even though we are both grown and gone from home. My sister and I are both single parents , I have 4 children my sister has 1. My sister and I both work full time and so does my mom but to help us out she keeps all 5 grandchildren everynite until my sister and i get home from work. So her day starts at 6 a.m. and ends about 11 p.m. She feeds the kids super, gets homework done, has baths given and usually even manages to make them somekind of bedtime snack. Three nights a week she gets the oldest 3 to soccar practice or soccar games. She is always shopping getting us all things and she really puts herself last. She is there to listen and give guidence. She is a shoulder to cry on and someone we can always depend on. She works so hard and does so much we could never repay her. She often feels unappreciated so I wanted to do something really special this year to show her how much she is loved and appreciated and that we could not do what we do without her.

Lori Gold

admin — Tue, 06 May 2008 12:39:56 +0000

My friend is Lori Gold and she is the Head Secretary at South High School. She is a special mom becuase she is only 33, but she also has 6 kids. She makes sure that the kids get to where we need to go even if she is tired. 4 kids are boys and they all play football in the fall. They are Collin 15, Austin, 13, Benjamin 12, & Mychael 8. She also has 2 girls, one plays basketball & track and the other is a cheerleader. Gaby is 13 and Pati is 10. She has done a great job bringing two families together. Her husband Duane thinks that she is awesome. I would love for her to be recognized because she deserves it! She has been through a lot with her family this year, losing her grandfather and uncle within a week of each other, and her husband’s grandfather passed last week in Missouri. All the while she has kept it together very well and has been their for her family when they have needed her to be strong.

Veronica Alcorn

admin — Tue, 06 May 2008 12:34:32 +0000

My mother is a strong kind caring woman she can see the good in anyone and still believes that everyone posseses kindness in them. My mom divorced when I was young she took care of me and my brother, my brother has a disability that took alot of patience and my mom worked full time and took care of him day and night. I was 18 when I married and had my children I then divorced and ran into hard times my mom took my children in and helped raise them she never complained or made me feel like I was less of a mom, she always has a way of making us see what we are capable of and making us do it.My mom is my hero when I look at my kids I wonder if they will ever see half the woman she is.My mom went back to school and continued working full time after 2 years she found out due to medical issues she wouldnt be able to continue in the field she wanted to go so she had to quit,I was devistated but if she was she didnt show it, my mom deserves to be treated like a queen and pampered and I would love to give that chance to her. Thank you

Janelle Schoenwald

admin — Mon, 05 May 2008 12:34:46 +0000

Not quite three months ago, Feb. 15, 2008, our family was in a terrible car wreck in Colorado. God took our 45 year old father to be with Him. Also, He took our 18 year old big sister, Jenna, and our 13 year old little brother, Jace. Alyssa and Avery (twins and the writers of this letter) and our mother lived. Alyssa suffered from 4 broken ribs, lacerated spleen, broken femur, broken pelvis, and a broken back (which could have easily resulted in becoming paralyzed.) Alyssa was in the I.C.U for a week. Avery cut up her head terribly. The doctor stated it was the worst case of de-gloving he had ever seen in which the pieces were all there. By God’s grace there was no brain damage. She crushed her pelvis in 5 or 6 places and her hand was cut really bad. If it was cut one millimeter more the tendons would be cut and Avery wouldn’t be able to move her hand. She has 70 staples and 50 stitches. Our mother was flung from the car and escaped with only a broken back and clavicle, and a bad concussions. We are only 15 years old and there seems to be such a demand for us to be older. We are getting around with crutches and wheelchair. This is going to be a terribly hard mothers day for our mom because of the loss we are still grieving. Since we still can’t get around well, my mother is diligent in helping. Through the pain she is suffering, our mother sees our pain and does her best to comfort us selflessly. She still holds tight to God’s unfailing graciousness and encourages us to do the same. She is stressed out trying to close our fathers business, dealing with the attorney, doing the housework, trying to get our house on the market, fixing the financial status, working out insurance, helping us, and trying to still cope with the grief of her husband and loved kids. We can not replace the family we have lost but we would love to ease the pain for my mother this mothers day and for the rest of the year with fresh flowers to always remind us of the love that was and is between our family.

Shirley Ellis

admin — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:53:57 +0000

My mama’s eyes - the first thing I saw in this bright world and is still the first thing I think of when I think of her. She shares her soul with others through her eyes, so soft, so caring. Through the years I’ve seen then change from big, round to small and bright but always smiling. The cheerful brightness went away as she witnessed her own mother’s death but has slowly returned with the joy and birth of each grandchild and greatgrand child. She is always there just a phone call away and frequently will show up on your doorstep when there is anything “important” happening in your house. At 79 she drove here by herself just this last Friday to be with me at the zoo as I was a finalist in naming the new restaurant. She feels even some of the smallest things are memory makers. My mama is getting older and I understand each day is precious - just as she is precious to all those that know and love her. My mama’s eyes are a direct link to her heart - and they are both beautiful. Diane Roberts

Marcelyn Bangle

admin — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:51:43 +0000

Marcelyn spends many hours thinking how she can make her family’’s life better. This includes many cards and letters encouraging them. Each and every holiday is like Christmas from a gift perspective. She is also a very Godly person with a personal relationship with the Lord.
What a Lady!!

Rosellen Luttrell

admin — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:49:13 +0000

my mother is a very special person in a lot of ways. first of all she works fulltime outside of the home to provide the things that i need in every day life. she spends her spare time in running me to and from places that i need to be at. she provides and prepares excellent meals. my most favorite is her home cooked lasanga it is really superb! she also helped me to become an eagle scout and she goes camping with the boy scouts and me. this last summer she went with me to summer camp that takes a very special mother to do that. she will always be dear to my heart forever and ever. thank mom i love you so very much. your son chris

Susan Floyd

admin — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:46:32 +0000

I grew up being rasied by my father then at 19 years old I got pregnant and married to a man who had a wonderful mother. During this time her husband was in the hospital for having a brain anurism and her daughter was just getting over cancer. She was there to take me clothes shopping when I got too fat for my old ones. She was there whenever I called crying that I was scared. She split her time between her sick husband and everyone else who needed her and was the one person I looked up too. I nominate her because she is the greatest lady that I have ever known.

Carolyn Anderson

admin — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 14:04:22 +0000

My mon is the greatest. She is always doing for others. As a kid I use to hate how everywhere we went people would come up and start talking about how great she was and how she took care of them or a loved one- you see she is an RN and has worked for Via Christie for almost 40years. She currently works in Neonatal Intensive Care helping the small lil lives survive. Not only does she take care of babies at work-she is also primary care giver to her 96 yr old mother and little sister who has down syndrome. Because of my moms dedication they have been able to live on their own in the house that my granny raised her family in. She also takes care of her grandkids and great grandkids. She is also very active in her church where she is the announcement clerk and sings(VERY WELL) in the choir. My mom is our family’s go-to person. In the 70’s her brother was going through a divorce and asked my mom if his two daughters could come and stay with her for the summer-the summer lasted a long time because they both ended up graduating from North High. She thinks of them as her daughters and they are closer to her than their own mother. This is typical of the relationships she forms with people because she is so loving and caring. Not a pushover she is willing to tell you when you are going in the wrong direction and because of who she is you can’t help but stop and listen. I was and am so impressed with the person she is I followed her into nursing. my siblings and I are very fortunate to be able to call her mom. Her husband of 39years has often said how lucky he is to have such a wonderful wife. Not only has she been all theses things to so many people-I’m lucky enough to call her not just my mom but my very best friend. So if you’re really interested in Wichita’s best mom you need look no further because Carolyn M Anderson is bar none the greatest

Pat Bush

admin — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 14:01:38 +0000

I grew up having the mom all my friends envied. Growing up we did not have alot, my mom worked two jobs and my dad worked full time but you would have never known it. My mom made sure she sacrificed so we could have everything we ever wanted or needed. Some of my fondest memories growing up are with my mom, she was there every field trip and every play, concert or sports game cheering us on. There were four of us kids and we were not easy to deal with but she did it with a smile on her face. I never knew how tight money was until I got older, my mom made sure we never knew anything was wrong. When I got into high school when most girls hated there mothers my mother and I only had a few fights, most of the time we were going to the mall or just watching movies talking all night. A few years back I had a really bad experience and my mother reminded me how much she loved me, and she did not even have to say anything. I talk to my mom probably 4 times a day and could not imagine it any other way. She is the first one I think to call when something goes right and the first one to call when something goes wrong. Now that I am a mother I only hope that I can be half of what my mother was and I will be happy. If 22 years down the road my son thinks half as highly of me as I do my mother than I have fulfilled my job as a mother. She is my role model and best friend. My bother is a paraeducator with the school district and shows so much love and compassion for her students, if they are hungry she helps get them food if they have problems she talks to them and helps them get through it. She has inspired me by being my mother and by her work with her students. She has had so many students come back and tell her how much she touched there lives and I dont think she realizes how much even more she has touched mine. My mother always tries her hardest for her kids, even now as all four of us are grown with families of our own to her we are still her little ones who she will stand by no matter what. And that is what makes my mom the favorite mom. She has not only been mine, but to her students and to my friends.

Jean Bell

admin — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 13:58:02 +0000

she has taken care of me and my sister for 25 years and helped to raise my 3 kids despite being disabled. she is always there for me and has the biggest heart of anyone i’ve ever known she is a very loving grandmother and always finds a way to make holidays special for our family even with a real tight budget. i love her very much and i think she should be eveyones favorite mom

Jenalee Stucky

admin — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:25:37 +0000

My mother is the most beautiful woman in the world. She is filled with love and support for not only my twin sister and I, but also every single one of my friends. Every day one of my friends tells me how cool she is and how much they love her. Ever since I first began kindergarten, she has always been involved with my schooling and extra activies. I used to think she had magical powers because she always seemed to know what was going on, or could sense when some one was in trouble or needed help. As i grew older i came to realize that thos were just her motherly instincts kicking in when someone needed them the most. My sister and I are graduating high school this year, and it has been extremely rough and joyfull all at the same time. My mother has helped us with our future college decisions, as well as plan a Senior Banquet for my swim club. She was also in charge of the After Prom Celebration at my high school. There is nothing that she wouldn’t do for my sister or I. She lives to enrich our lives with as much joy and happiness as possible. My mother is the most amazing and selfless person you will ever meet. There have been times when my friends have needed help or forgotten something for sports or school, and she has always dropped what ever she was in the middle of working on and gone to their rescue. My mother is a true super hero!

Tami Schumacher

admin — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:17:05 +0000

My mom and I had it rough through my teenage years. It was her own fault. She did good of a job raising me. My mom wanted me to be everything she didn’t think she was: strong, opinionated, successful, and independent. She succeeded and because of this, she had a hard time keeping me in check. It was tough love, and when I was seventeen, I branched out on my own seeking the independence she so wanted for me. I made poor decisions and got into a lot of mischief. But she never gave up on me. She was always there calling on Sunday, bailing me out of financial difficulties; she nurtured me from afar the best she could. One day, I grew up. I started to get my life figured out. I was a single mom in the military and was lucky enough to get stationed 4 hours from the home I grew up in. My mom visited every time she could. I love her, but she drove me crazy with the clucking about the mountainous piles of laundry and the dishes in the sink. (Exactly as a good mom should.) And when I met and married the wrong man, she told me once what she thought (only when I asked) and never talked badly about him again. Even now that we’re divorced, she won’t say a nasty thing about the father of my other two children. During my divorce, I was pregnant, about to be jobless, and moving back to the States from another country. My mom never thought twice about offering her home to us during our transition. She took extensive vacation time to help with the baby so I could recover from my cesarean, as well as taking time off so I could go to court and fight for the custody of my oldest child. I’ve since then leased a house, but haven’t moved in yet. I think she knows that I’m scared to have my babies on my own. And she hasn’t pushed me to move out. My mom is the best mom in Wichita because she consistantly pushes me to be the best I can be with a gentle but steady pressure and is always there to pick me up when I fall. My mom is stronger than she thinks. She is the person I hope I can be for my kids.

Hopp-y Mothers Day

admin — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:14:30 +0000

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High Achievement

admin — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:03:06 +0000

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