Eulogy For Mother

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For 19 years, you have taken care of me and loved me even when I wasn’t at my very best. You have supported me with everything that I did from elementary to college and though it may seem like I don’t appreciate the things you do for me, I do. I want to take this time to make a toast to my mother. My mother has always been a hard worker who would do anything to provide for us. She would always work just to make sure we had everything we needed such as school supplies, uniforms, and food. At times, I don’t thank my mother for everything that she does for us which is why I want to take this time to thank her. Thank you for everything that you do for me. You have always supported me and loved me throughout my whole life even throughout the bad

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