Spreading some grandmotherly love! ♥ A Fort Worth church treated a group of grandmas ahead of MothersDay.
"They've been in a pandemic for two years, isolated, and we're just trying to encourage them to get out, walk around and get some sun," Tatum said.
Sadly, COVID-19 claimed the life of one grandmother of the church who had enjoyed the celebrations in the past. A table setting was placed in her memory during lunch. Although Mother's Day focuses on mothers, grandmother Tonya Tatum says you can't forget the ones who were mothers first because oftentimes their jobs never end.
"It's very important that we recognized the grandmothers as well because when there is no mom, then you have your grandmother,” she said. “So, a lot of times the kids kind of gravitate to the grandmother as well." Also, grandmothers often serve as historians for the younger generations and they're full of life experiences."If you need something or need someone to talk to or don't know how to do that, we've got plenty of grandmothers to help you do that," Tonya Tatum said."To let them know that they are loved and we have not forgotten about them," Tonya Tatum said.
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