Eulogy For Mother

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Having a mom is really a privilege. Remember not everyone has the chance to have one. I am very thankful that I have one who really cares about me. A mother is the best friend anyone could ever ask for. When everyone else turns away, she will always be there for me with open arms. This really means a lot to me. Most people say I am a daddy's girl, but I'm actually both. I care about my mom and dad so much but for today I'm gonna tell you about my mom. I prefer calling her "mama". She's the best mom I could ever ask for. I wouldn't be who I am right now if it wasn't for her. It was her nagging which pushed my limits to improve and grow as an individual. She loves to nag me and my brother. She's a very fun person to be with and also very responsible.

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