Doing the right thing, not because it wins accolades, but because you believe it is right, represents the basic definition of “hero.” And there are many mothers, spanning the generations, who share this honor. This Mother’s Day, don’t just give mom a card and serve her brunch. Pin a medal on her. Give her a hug. And tell her to read this week’s Carosa Commentary “A Salute to Moms Everywhere.”
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