Birthday Wishes to Carrie M. Warford, Board of Directors, President, The Warford Foundation, Inc

Happy 77th birthday to the amazing woman who not only gave me life, but you are my Mother, Best Friend For life, the Sister I never had, my rock, and air beneath my wings. Thank you for serving as The Warford Foundation, Inc, Board of Directors President, I thank God for you everyday Moma, because of your unconditional love and unwavering support I was able to raise two beautiful daughters of my own. Moma you are my SHERO the example of a perfect Mother, everyone that meets you fall in love with you. I regret that I couldn't be there with you today, but my health wouldn't allow me to fly right now. Praying you enjoyed you special day, I will make it up to you as soon as I'm cleared to travel. Love you more than life itself today and everyday! ~Parthenia

Mother of the Year Contest 2013

We are very excited to announce our Mother of the Year 2013 Contest will begin Monday, April 15, 2013!

Our question to you is this:  Do you want to do something special for your Mom for Mother's Day this year? Does your Mom go above and beyond? Is your Mom a Phenomenal Woman and you want to let us know???

If the answer is yes then stay tuned to thewarfordfoundation.blogspot.com for additional details on how to make your Mom TWF's Mother of the Year 2013, on Monday, April 15, 2013 for full details on how to enter your Mom.  Subscribers to our blog will receive the information first!

Point of contact is Carrie Lambert, Vice President for Special Events, carriel@thewarfordfoundation.org - she will not answer emails until all details are released on Monday, April 15, 2013.

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Women's History Month - Carrie M. Warford

Women's History Month: I would like to honor my Mother Carrie M. Warford, she is a Mother to five sons and one daughter ME! =)  My Moma married early while in high school to escape a not so nice step mother, resulting in having children early in her marriage to my Dad. She didn't work or drive it was the middle 1950 to early 1960's Dad was the bread winner and she took great care of us! Not one day were we hungry or not have a place to stay, and by no means were we wealthy closer to poverty, yet we always went to church and gave to others. The year I had my oldest daughter my parents finalized their divorce after 23yrs of marriage. Since that day in 1978, I have NEVER seen anything short of unwavering strength from my Moma. This is why at age 75yrs old she works full-time almost 7 days a week, and is the strongest I've ever seen!

For me at least she qualifies to be recognized as a pillar of Women's History Month!