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Re: "2" eagle mothers...

Strommen, Randy (RLSTROMMEN@DOWAGRO.COM)
Mon, 30 Mar 1998 10:19:05 -0500


When my stepson earned his Eagle Rank, his father travelled across
country to be there. Although he had done little to work with him on
his Scouting, that was more because of the custody rules than desire.

When I picked up his awards, I noticed the Dad's tie tac. I decided to
purchase a second one for him.

The tears in his eyes told me that I had done the right thing.

Randy

>----------
>From: Omykidsmom[SMTP:Omykidsmom@AOL.COM]
>Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 3:45 PM
>To: Multiple recipients of list SCOUTS-L
>Subject: Re: "2" eagle mothers...
>
>I would award the mothers pin to both- the bio mom provided the egg, but his
>real mom is the one raising him, and it would be a real slight to her to not
>get one. If the bio mom has a problem with this, she should not have let him
>get away. He has two moms, you get two awards. Besides, I dislike the term
>step-mother when she is the one in the trenches with him!
>Omykidsmom
>Susan O'Connell
>Boy Scout/Girl Scout Leader
>Baltimore
>

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