Remembering my Mum

I'm a really old Gransnetter my mum died 61 years ago I was 19yrs. The memories I have is of a kind loving mum who gave wonderful cuddles and never complained when she must have been in so much pain. So sad that she missed so much. Love you mum xx Love and hugs to those with recent losses and also long term like me. Hope everyone has a lovely Easter

You never forget your Mum, its 49 years since mine died when I was 23. I still want to tell her things.

How lovely that some of us have such warm memories of our parents.
My children often reference my mother to their children - " My Grandma loved/ would have said" and later this year, when my daughter is awarded her PhD I will send a prayer up to my Dad . He would have been so very proud ( and bored the socks off anyone he met on the subject!).
Lucky us, eh?

It’s nearly five years since I lost mum and nineteen years next month without Dad. The little GC love to hear stories about them. DH and I are the old ones now. Memories do go on forever ❤️

Both my parents died 30 years ago in March and Septembee within 6 months of each other. They were in their mid 70s. As am I now. And I miss them so much. As said above I can't believe it has been 30 years since I last spoke to them.
I wasn't the most patient or caring of daughters. Oh to be able to turn the clock back and do it all better. Not to have said some of the things I said. Sympathies to all.

I feel for you. My Mum died suddenly one Christmas 30 years ago. I still want to tell her things about the children.... although, of course, they are no longer children now. For years I would pick up the phone to ring her, forgetting in that instant that she wasn't there.

Warm thoughts to all of you.

Aww I feel for you both 20 years is a long time.Its lovely that you have such lovely memories though.
My mum died last June. I was lucky to have her so long she was 92. I’m missing her so much, and she’s has left a gigantic hole in our family which I didn’t quite expect.
We still talk about her a lot, it helps keep her memory alive.

I feel for you.

It’ll be 20 years in June my mum died.

Still at times there’s something on the tv and I think, “Hope Mum’s watching this”. - then I remember that of course she won’t be.

But love remains, and memories never die.