EQIQ - Division: Staub Leadership International

01/14/2026

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My mother, after 96 years and 10 and a half months of blessing us has died. She was born on Valentine’s Day in 1929. Her father called her his “Valentine’s Present” - father Charles on January 7th, this year gave her the sacrament of last rites and she passed just as he finished. My youngest brother who was present said it felt like a wave of love, miraculous.

Mom came in with love and left with love and in that nearly 97 years of living, crested and shared more love than I can ever describe. With every beat of my heart, and the hearts of my brothers and sisters and our children and their children, her love flows.

Thank you, Mom❤️❤️❤️

01/14/2026

My mother, after 96 years and 10 and a half months of blessing us has died. She was born on Valentine’s Day in 1929. Her father called her his “Valentine’s Present” - father Charles on January 7th, this year gave her the sacrament of last rites and she passed just as he finished. My youngest brother who was present said it felt like a wave of love, miraculous.

Mom came in with love and left with love and in that nearly 97 years of living, crested and shared more love than I can ever describe. With every beat of my heart, and the hearts of my brothers and sisters and our children and their children, her love flows.

Thank you, Mom❤️❤️❤️

12/25/2022

A thought for using the darkness to prepare for new both and possibilities.

04/14/2021

01/02/2020

Beautiful way of understanding what is healthy versus not. This was shared by Kendra Carelli and I thought others would enjoy it. How many times in the office or with friends do we get the validation and hope versus "toxic" positivity? I believe people want to help, here is a way of seeing how to do it with greater positive impace.

Can positivity be “toxic”?

12/28/2019

To grow, to live, to stretch, to be the fullness of who we are means going through pain. It is in the attempt to avoid pain that we often miss out on living fully and abundantly. It takes Courage to be fully present and to live out our best lives...the courage to confront and to be confronted, the courage to learn & grow, the courage to be vulnerable, the courage to dream & express it, the courage to see the current reality and the courage to take action. May you live a Wholehearted, Courageous Life.

“Pain seems an insufficient reason not to embrace life. Being dead is quite painless. Pain like time is going to come on regardless. Question is, what glorious moments can you win from life in addition to the pain?” – Lois McMaster Bujold
-From “The Courage to Follow Dreams”. Full article linked in profile.