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Since the other thread is all the non family members, this one is though.

My grandma was my biggest influence, tell you why after I get lunched fixed

My father was the biggest infulence in my life. I look like him and I learned just about everything I need to know about life from him. He could do anything and did it better than most. What can I say he was my hero..!! :-4

My father, whom I love and miss very much.

My mom and her whole side of the family. Passed on the drunk gene. No regrets though. Its a part of what makes me who I am today.

My Father....learned how to swim and water ski in Canada in a hurry. And my mother always said I think just like my Father.

My uncle ... a father-figure who told me he loved me like a son

My Auntie in NY. She thought me how to speak my mind and stand up for myself and loves me for me. I love her :-4

Without a doubt, my grandfather.

My Mama's Mom taught me dang near everthing supporting a home - I miss her - my daughter is named for her. My Father's Dad taught me about specialty cooking and being a young lady of character. I cried for 2 weeks when he died. I KNEW the only person in my life who really loved me had died - I was 13. It took me years to recover from his death. He was a man of quality and depth. Crap he taught me everything from poker and pool to fine cooking and tasteful dressing. What a man............................He loved me.

nvalleyvee wrote: My Mama's Mom taught me dang near everthing supporting a home - I miss her - my daughter is named for her. My Father's Dad taught me about specialty cooking and being a young lady of character. I cried for 2 weeks when he died. I KNEW the only person in my life who really loved me had died - I was 13. It took me years to recover from his death. He was a man of quality and depth. Crap he taught me everything from poker and pool to fine cooking and tasteful dressing. What a man............................He loved me.


And I say thanks MR. Price.......... U Did good

BTS wrote: And I say thanks MR. Price.......... U Did good


He did do good..............I reiterate...............what a man!!!!!!!!!!

Sheryl wrote: Since the other thread is all the non family members, this one is though.

My grandma was my biggest influence, tell you why after I get lunched fixed


My mother was the biggest influence. She kept me in line. My granny lived with us and I loved her a lot. But mom gave me advice and she flattered me unshamedly. She whipped my butt when I needed it and she cooked three meals day at the same time every day. She raised five kids and the oldest was a doctor until he retired and my sisters were very smart, one being a legal secretary and a court stenographer and now a senators aide. My older sister works at a church but has worked in insurance and other things but I was just a mechanic as my other brother. But I enjoyed my work and my life.

Okie wrote: My mother was the biggest influence. She kept me in line. My granny lived with us and I loved her a lot. But mom gave me advice and she flattered me unshamedly. She whipped my butt when I needed it and she cooked three meals day at the same time every day. She raised five kids and the oldest was a doctor until he retired and my sisters were very smart, one being a legal secretary and a court stenographer and now a senators aide. My older sister works at a church but has worked in insurance and other things but I was just a mechanic as my other brother. But I enjoyed my work and my life.


Then it's so good it's not over Okie . Being "just" a mechanic was an equally worthwhile occupation

My grandma raised me off and on my entire childhood. My biological mother was more interested in guys and parties. My grandma was my stability. She had a rough life and yet she still always was giving. She was the only person I felt that loved me without judging me.

Sheryl wrote: My grandma raised me off and on my entire childhood. My biological mother was more interested in guys and parties. My grandma was my stability. She had a rough life and yet she still always was giving. She was the only person I felt that loved me without judging me.




I dont judge you Sheryl. :-4

Nomad wrote: I dont judge you Sheryl. :-4


Awww your so sweet..........:-4

my grandad - he gave me a code to live my life by (honesty is the best policy)

WEll my gran as she about brought me up...

and he isnt family yet but my other half, weve been together nearly 7 years and if he hadnt pushed me to believe in myself l would never have gone back into education...

Thankyou my angel:-4

He also taught me to stand up for myself and not let anyone no matter who talk down to me or push me around..