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Who can find a virtuous woman? We have! In fact, we have 4 virtuous women. Their stories were first broadcasted in our SDT Newsletter in March, 2019 for our annual Carrie B. Cobb Virtuous Woman Series.
These personal stories of 4 women you may already know and love are now offered via Facebook and LinkedIn. The series began on Sunday, May 12th, and runs through Thursday, May 16th.
Kicking off our series on Mother’s Day was a “Love Tribute” to a special group of women: Mothers Who Have Buried Their Children.
Read on to see the complete line-up of featured guests.
To Mothers Who Have Buried Their Children
Ms. Tremaine Hawkins
This mother of 3 is a heroic cancer survivor and granddaughter of Carrie B. Cobb.
Mrs. Bertha Lester
Centenarian Extraordinaire, she celebrated her 101st birthday in March, 2019.
Frau Kordula Randolph
German native and world traveler, she selfishly served families during the Syrian refugee crisis.
Mrs. Randima K. Wavagedara
She shares her pertinent story of transitioning from Sri Lanka and England to the U.S.
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