Happy Mother’s Day: ‘What Does Mom Mean to You?’

Jessica Crocker: She's my mom and I love her. I'm glad I got a good mom.

Jill Crocker: Mom's a lifesaver.

Sharlie Inman: It's the most wonderful job I've ever had and it's the hardest job I've ever had. And the most meaningful. Delaney Inman: I love my mom, and she does a lot for me.

Joseph Provenzano: She means a lot. She supports me in everything I do, and she helps me with my homework. She cooks, she cleans, she does everything.

Nick Provenzano: She does a lot for me. She cooks and cleans and supports me in sports.

Vincent Gonzales: She's important. She supports me in everything, and she cooks me breakfast, dinner, too.

Christine Ojeda: A world of things, taking care of the family, taking care of the kids. Football mom, for sure.

Ty Plowman: She means the world to me. She put me on this earth. She went through the good times and the bad times with me. She means everything.

Connie Plowman: Security and friendship.

Bruce Boardman: My mom means a lot. I'm No. 9 of 10 kids. So my mom was everything to us. She was a stay-at-home mom, and helped raise us all. Still alive today. We just celebrated her birthday two weeks ago. She means everything to me. She taught me everything I know about being a parent.

Mitchell Perrin: Mom cares for you and looks out for you and makes sure you wear clean socks and stuff.

Pam Perrin: Somebody who is always there with a hug, somebody who is always on your side.

Jennifer Helm: Mom is the backbone of the family, the glue, the one who holds it all together. Unconditional love that's reciprocated back from the kids.

Valerie Beltran: Mom means comfort, someone to go to for support, love, encouragement, a kick in the seat of the pants sometimes when you need it and the person the you can trust, I think, the most in your entire life is good ol' mom.