Alas, looked for Mothers Day stamps or any with just a mother and couldn't find any.
I do really like this stamp which highlights the relationship between Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan.
Anne through her fingertips used words to bring the sights and sounds of the world to her isolated pupil.
They walked through the Alabama countryside, went to Church--Anne became a mother figure, teacher to Helen.
This stamp honors their lifelong friendship, courage and love.
This stamp was first issued on the centennial of Helen Keller's birth.
Ann
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Hi Ann! When I was still a young girl, back in elementary school, I remember I was most intrigued by the story of Helen Keller... Her relationship and all she learned from Annie, and all that she could do in her life despite her handicaps... It's been a wet and rainy weekend here, but whatever the weather, and whatever you're doing your way, I hope you're enjoying your weekend! ~tina
That's a really wonderful stamp and cover! A very inspiring story.
You share some of the neatest things. What makes them so interesting, you know so much about everything. Thanks for this lesson in history and friendship.
Helen keller and Anne Sullivan are two of my heroines. thanks for bringing them back to mind. And thanks for participating!
Stamps to treasure.
Two inspirational women, and a prefect stamp subject.
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