Mom, Here is what we think of you…. Jonathan Herrick Here at Hatchbuck, family is important to who we are as a company. It starts with having awesome people (Aka Hatchbuckers) but great people aren’t just born, they are made. Like you, often times we get busy in our daily lives of growing our small business and we forget to thank the very person that has helped to nurture us into the leaders and passionate people that we are today, MOM. I think this video by Kid President, Says it best: So this Mothers’ Day the Hatchbuck team would like to let our Mom’s know just how we feel about them and how much of an impact they have made in our lives. We join a national movement of #iwishmymotherknew in celebrating MOM’S everywhere: Erin: I wish my mom knew how my dad looks at her when she’s not looking. Winky face icon Jonathan: I wish my mom knew how much I miss her hugs and smile. That her legacy of love and servant leadership has made a huge impact on our family for generations to come. Jessica: I wish my Mom knew that when I didn’t want to join the swim team in 6th grade and she asked me to try it “for just two weeks” (and I stuck with it) that I use that trick all the time to survive and thrive through anything that seems hard to do. Katie: That she is the strongest woman I have met. I wish she knew that no matter her perceived shortcomings, she has been one of the best sources of wisdom, love, and encouragement I have ever had. That she has formed so much of who I am today and when people say, “You are just like your mom” I say “Thank You” with total conviction. Sam: I wish my mom knew how to fix her own computer. Jim: I wish my Mom knew how well her grandkids turned out to be! Tricia: I wish my mom knew that I’m grateful for the love and support she has given me, it’s made me a stronger person and better mother. Ben: I wish my mom knew how long I try to make her food shipments last to always have a taste of home. Don: I wish my mom knew that I always to try to be as great of a parent to my kids as she and dad were to me. Lindsey: I wish my mom knew how much her strength has resonated with her children, How every sacrifice she made went into shaping our character and independence, And how every joke and life lesson she ever taught us, we will pass down to our own children with great pride (and a few laughs). Eric: I wish she knew how influential she can be to friends of mine who aren’t her children. Jamie: I wish my mom knew: How much she is appreciated for all of her time, effort and love over the years. Tegan: I wish mom knew that I hope to be half of the beautiful person that she is. Mothers day is a time to tell your mom thanks. Thanks for all the car rides to your practices. Late nights nursing you back to health. Thanks for picking you up when you fell down and skinned your knees. Thanks for making us all better people. What do you wish your mom knew? Share it with her this Mother’s Day.