Sipos, whose sons range in age from 3 to 14, was named the group's 2004 National Young Mother of the Year, and Bright, 80, was named the California State Mother of the Year.
What does M/O stand for?
M/O stands for Mother Of
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We have 28 other meanings of M/O in our Acronym Attic
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- Memory/Memory Control Replacement Program
- Master's & Master's Equivalent Salary Lane (teacher compensation; Maryland)
- Monitor/Matrix Unit (Hekimian)
- Moneda Nacional (peso)
- Motonave (Italian: motor ship)
- Main/Satellite/Tributary Network
Samples in periodicals archive:
In November 1956, to her great joy, she became the mother of Pierluigi; in December 1957 of Mariolina; in July 1959 of Laura.
Any mother will tell you that the buck stops with you and on some visceral, primal level you are in the maker's chair--for everything, particularly those things that go awry," says Swinton, the mother of 3-year-old twins.
Rolheiser's credal statement, "One Lord, One baptism, and One God who is Father and Mother of all.
The 32-year-old single mother of three, who requested her name not be used, had been evicted from her home because she couldn't afford the payments.
In The Working Mother's Guide to Life, Mason, herself a working mother of three, shares her own experience and that of more than 100 women, ranging from single mothers working overnight shifts to senior executives.
One physician noted that the mother of one patient fired thirteen wet nurses in fourteen days.
Fortunately however, the love of the natural mother of Jesus is available to all without exception.