The Power of a Mother Pt. 4
Katharine Martha Houghton was an independent woman, born on February 2, 1878. She studied at Bryn Mawr College before marrying Dr. Thomas Norval Hepburn. They built a loving home where they raised their six children – Tom, Dick, Bob, Marion, Peg and Katharine. They gave their children a love for music, literature and the theater. […]
The Power of a Mother Pt. 3
Marthan Ellen was born in 1852 and experienced the Civil War, plagues, floods, and droughts during her life. Through it all, she took diligent care of her children. One young, incorrigible son was particularly touched by his mother’s care and love. From his mother, Harry S. Truman learned his love for music, a commitment to […]
The Power of a Mother Pt. 2
History knows her as the Iron Lady. But when Margaret Roberts was a young girl growing up in England, she had a soft heart that was profoundly influenced by her mother Beatrice. This homemaker and part-time dressmaker shaped and molded her daughter, sparking an interest in people and public affairs. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher later […]
The Power of a Mother Pt. 1
Well, Mother’s Day is less than a week away. In honor of that very special holiday, I’ll be posting a new blog each day this week about moms – specifically the power of a mother. Each day I’ll highlight a famous person and how their mother impacted them in a huge way. Be sure to […]
