This is my tenth Mother's Day without my mother -- but it is not a sad day in the least. At 74-years-old my mom was a cancer survivor of many years -- but made a courageous decision to for forego additional painful treatments. It was an enormous honor to walk with Occie Belle Moore through the "valley and the shadow of death."
I shared the last three weeks of her life -- and experienced
priceless moments of joy, frustration, sadness, learning and her final
step of victory. Check out Sharon's story
and share your thoughts. Thanks to Meta House, Inc. she gained
sobriety, re-gained her family, became a machinist, started her own
business -- and is now the moral compass for her entire family.
Sharon's faith and life struggle is a great example of the adage, the
battle is not ours, it's the Lord. My thanks to Sharon, Keyona, Robert,
Byron and Zion for putting up with a chatty reporter and his
photographer on their special day. Happy Mother's Day to everyone -- no matter if your mother is alive to tell her or if you are buoyed like myself by priceless memories. As always, RAM
The great part of my job is nearly always get a chance to do a Mother's Day story on Mother's Day. Today I had the pleasure of sharing with 44-year-old Sharon Armstrong -- a mother of four, three grandchildren who nearly lost her family in 1998 due to an addiction to drugs.
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TenaciousSteve
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Bob Moore helps host the FOX 6 Wakeup weekend edition and reports weekdays for FOX 6 News at 5pm and 6pm. He handles interviews and weather duties on the hugely popular weekend morning show, using his trademark quick wit and easygoing on-air style. Moore joined Milwaukee's WITI-TV in December 1997, after a diverse broadcast career spanning more than 17 years in news, weather and news management in Green Bay, Rockford, Oak Brook, IL. and Philadelphia.
Member Since: 8/24/2006