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Bonnie Hackenberg Cupp

My mother; my life

Bonnie Hackenberg Cupp

Born
26 August 1937, Wheeling, WV
Died
7 January 1992, Wheeling, WV

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"My Mother's Heart"

I never could have been more loved
Than by my mother when she was here
Her thoughful, caring, soothing way
Her image remains so clear

Gentle hands, brilliant smile
Comforting words to ease the pain
Clearing the unmarked path ahead
Encouraging support with modest restrain

The only face I saw in the crowd
Fulfilling a child's selfish needs
Her love was boundless while on this earth
I received a gift in all her deeds

Now when I'm cold and all alone
And emptiness that tears me apart
I wrap inside the memory
And live again inside her heart

BONNIE:
The youngest of two children to "Grandma and Pop"; her older brother, Bill, one of my most favorite people.

My mother. My friend. My confidant. My joy.

A saint in the making. She gave more and demanded less. As her children, we knew her love; felt her love; even when not deserving, received her love. But we were children. Mommy never abandoned her love for us. Whatever the situation or circumstance, I always had an advisor, advocate, and enthusiast with regard to me and my life.

Photographs

All 9 photographs
Mommy and Daddy 1978
Mommy and Daddy 1978Added by Joey
Mommy and Daddy 1978
Mommy and Daddy 1978Added by Joey
Family Portrait 1978
Family Portrait 1978Added by Joey
Aren't They Cute?
Aren't They Cute?Added by Joey
Christmas Mommy
Christmas MommyAdded by Joey
Mom and Grandma Cupp
Mom and Grandma CuppAdded by Joey
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Notes and messages

All 3 notes

I would so love to hear from all of you!

25 April 2004

Mrs. Cupp touched many souls. She lives forever in that legacy. What a beautiful tribute.

Eric (Joey's Friend), 27 April 2004

Keepsakes