A Mother’s Day poem by Ron “RadioRon” Stelse
My Mother
I didn’t have a choice
In selecting a mother
But if I did have a choice
I would choose no other.
If I stole some cookies
She’d wink and smile
And I’d say to myself
“I think I’ll keep her awhile.
On this Mother’s day
After thinking it through
I’ll walk right up to her
And say, “Mom, I love only you.”
From the file: A young Fort Atkinson resident pauses while participating in a preschool program. Kim McDarison photo.
Ron “RadioRon” Stelse worked within the radio industry for 45 years, including three years spent reading for the blind. He also worked with computers, from mainframes to PCs, and has taught a bit of tennis. He enjoys computer chess, watching public TV, and working on audio projects. He has written over 600 poems. RadioRon is a resident of Fort Atkinson. File photo/Kim McDarison.
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He also comes in the a Skilled Nursing Facility and goes grocery shopping for a resident who lives there. Thank you.