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At the tone, please record your tribute.

Hello, yes.

I listened to your program on my radio at work, and I love it.

When I first heard that women were invited to call in and speak about their mothers,

I thought that was so

nice, but then I felt sad and wouldn't be able to call in because my mom has passed away.

But then I thought maybe I could still honor her and call anyway. My mom died unexpectedly

a year and a half ago. I started to think of all the wonderful things my mom had done for me.

She had a gentle spirit, never criticizing, praising our lovely home, even when I could see it was all a clutter.

So many times at the very last moment she would come when I called to babysit so my husband and I could go out for a walk or to a movie.

She was always there for me, encouraging me and loving me.

I miss her so.

I miss her voice, and I miss her hugs.

I love you, Mom.

It's Friday, March 16th, and you're listening to revive our hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Here's Nancy.

Thank you. Here's Nancy. Well, for the last several weeks, we've been studying Proverbs 31 together,

and I know this has been a rich study for me personally,

and I hope that it's been an encouraging and a challenging journey for you as

well. On Monday, we'll look at the last verse of Proverbs 31. But today I want to take a pause,

a time out, and have us see some examples, some real life examples of what we've been talking about.

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