My Mother’s Last Words: “Work Hard and Help as Many People as Possible”

In the final moments of her battle with brain cancer, Steve’s mother left him with words that would shape the course of his life. Her strength and resilience throughout her 18-month struggle were nothing short of remarkable, a testament to her unwavering spirit.

Born in Brooklyn, New York City, Steve’s family embodied the values of unity, hard work, and community support that the city is known for. In Brooklyn, people understand the importance of family bonds and the significance of helping those around them.

As a young mother who gave birth to Steve at the age of 17, she overcame the challenges and raised three successful children. Her life was a living example of her last words, “Work hard and help as many people as possible.” These words became the foundation of her legacy, and they continue to inspire her son to this day.

Growing up, Steve, along with his siblings, actively participated in fundraising for various charitable causes, including UNICEF, the March of Dimes through the Jerry Lewis Telethon, and the Girl Scouts, among others. These early experiences instilled in them the values of compassion and community service, which would stay with Steve throughout his life.

The spirit of hard work and the importance of helping others that Steve learned from his mother’s last words have been the guiding principles behind his commitment to The Give Back Community.

Steve’s compassion, drive, and leadership have made a lasting impact on The Give Back Community. His dedication to improving the lives of those in need is a testament to the positive change one person can bring about in their community.
In every endeavor, he lives out her words, ensuring that her message of working hard and helping as many people as possible is not just a memory but a living legacy.

Steve’s story shows us how by working hard and extending a helping hand, we can make the world a better place for everyone. It’s also a story of how one person’s last words can shape the course of countless lives for the better.