Founder's Mother's Day Edition EBook - That's My Momma
In this new release, That's My Momma! - The Life and Legacy of Peggy Renae Temple, Derrick hallmarks the exemplary characteristics of his deceased mother, who he affectionately called, "Momma." She wasn't famous but she was fabulous. She was a woman to women, and loved nourishing, cherishing, and championing women, pushing them to be their best inside and out.
If Derrick has earned the traits of having a "spirit of excellence," he learned them from his mother to never do anything what she called, "shabby." She taught him to rise to excellence, and perfection if possible.
This book not only hallmarks Derrick's experiences with his mother, but it also serves as a model for women to strive for excellence, with dignity, and self-respect. It is also pleasurable reading to mothers who dedicate their lives to their children while also taking care of themselves.
In this new release, That's My Momma! - The Life and Legacy of Peggy Renae Temple, Derrick hallmarks the exemplary characteristics of his deceased mother, who he affectionately called, "Momma." She wasn't famous but she was fabulous. She was a woman to women, and loved nourishing, cherishing, and championing women, pushing them to be their best inside and out.
If Derrick has earned the traits of having a "spirit of excellence," he learned them from his mother to never do anything what she called, "shabby." She taught him to rise to excellence, and perfection if possible.
This book not only hallmarks Derrick's experiences with his mother, but it also serves as a model for women to strive for excellence, with dignity, and self-respect. It is also pleasurable reading to mothers who dedicate their lives to their children while also taking care of themselves.
In this new release, That's My Momma! - The Life and Legacy of Peggy Renae Temple, Derrick hallmarks the exemplary characteristics of his deceased mother, who he affectionately called, "Momma." She wasn't famous but she was fabulous. She was a woman to women, and loved nourishing, cherishing, and championing women, pushing them to be their best inside and out.
If Derrick has earned the traits of having a "spirit of excellence," he learned them from his mother to never do anything what she called, "shabby." She taught him to rise to excellence, and perfection if possible.
This book not only hallmarks Derrick's experiences with his mother, but it also serves as a model for women to strive for excellence, with dignity, and self-respect. It is also pleasurable reading to mothers who dedicate their lives to their children while also taking care of themselves.