Mother Pam Bennett of Churchton and daughter Susan Bauer of Deale. “She is my best friend,” Susan said. “We have always been close and share a bond like no other. We are always there for each other. She’s the best mom! I’m so thankful to call her mine.”
Mother Heather Colabucci and 11-year-old son Kyan of Deale.
“My mama, Annette LesCallett of Davidsonville, is my hero,” says Kimberli LesCallett of Shady Side. “She is a breast cancer survivor of six years. She is an amazing mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, wife and best friend. She is the true meaning of a warrior.”
Satyam of Lothian with mother Ruth of Pittsboro, North Carolina.
Nine-year-old Emma and mother Krystle Castro of West River.
Mother Meredith and daughter Gigi Alston, 4, live in Annapolis.
Karen Murphy with daughter Katie, left, and 13-year-old son Andrew O’Neill, below
Mother Shannon Peugh with daughters Paige, 12, and Loretta, 8, live in Edgewater.
Nine-year-old Addisyn and mother Dawn Swartz, of Shady Side.
Daughter Rene Cover and mother Sheila Jones of Shady Side in Rome. “We were hoping the pope would notice our scarves, in the colors of his favorite soccer team, and wave.”
“My mom, my best friend,” says Jenny Benedict, of Annapolis, of her mother Hope Osborn, of Crofton.
“So happy to share a picture of me and my beautiful mum Jean Patterson Scott. My life was transformed by her unconditional love,” says Jeannie Egan of Nova Scotia and Churchton.
Ashlyn Tressler, 19, and mother Anna live in Smyrna, Delaware.
“I am lucky enough to not only have her as a mother but also a best friend,” says Stacey Bergersen, of Dunkirk, of her mother Cheryl Swieczkowski of Millersville.
Molly Estabrook lives in Annapolis. Her mom Julia Estabrook lives in Livermore, California.
Katelyn Weidman, of Deale, and son Tyler born August 12, 2018.
My grandmother Teresa Armentrout, right, started my mom, Linda Bigley, left, in dance classes in Washington, D.C., starting at 4 or 5 years old. As my mom became a teen, she started to assist and teach classes on her own. She also began traveling to New York City on the weekends for dance auditions. Her mom made all her costumes and traveled regardless of the cost to get her to her auditions and shows. During one of these auditions, she was chosen to be one of the famed New York City Rockettes. She performed at several USO shows for the military with headliners such as Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. But she was never able to perform as a Rockette at Rockefeller Center because at rehearsals before the show she tore all the ligaments in her knee. Although her stint with the Rockettes was short, her dance career continued after with teaching and choreographing.
–Mandy Davis, Shady Side
“We walk the walk and talk the talk,” says daughter Leslie Dorr Broomfield, of Cambridge, of mother Sheila Dorr, of Bethesda.
Nola Meyers of Harwood has two generations of lookalikes: daughter Nicole of Fells Point, right, and granddaughter Maddison L. Meyers of Chesapeake Beach (below)
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Amy Johnson-Moxley with daughters Amanda Johnson, 14 (right), and Delaney Moxley, 8, of Shady Side (below).
Five-year-old Charlotte and mom Janell Conner of Tracys Landing.
Mother Dawn Seibert with son Matt Matlock, left , and daughter Sadie Paddy, below.
