The January release has been full of some gorgeous new products and we hope the projects from the team have been beyond inspiring! I've picked out favorites of my own, from each of the design team members, to share with you today! Click the link next to each team member's name to see more details about the project shown here, as well as the rest of her projects from this release! And be sure to read all the way to the bottom of the post…..you won't want to miss out on this month's release in review CONTEST!!!
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Last but not least, here are the color combos and sketches collected from some of your favorite release projects from this month! You can pin the individual graphics or download the four page pdf below.
My husband x
A friend battling cancer who lives life to the fullest with a smile on her face.
It’s my mom. She is amazing. I would not be where I am at the moment without her 🙂
My husband. He becomes more of my super hero each year
Absolutely Jesus!
I’m going through chemotherapy now and I see others who have it so much worse than me and are dealing it with grace and dignity so they are my heros
My husband is my super hero. He has done so much for me.
I don’t believe in super-heroes. But my husband would be if I did believe.
It was my dad. I think about how he would fix things all the time. Miss him! My son is just like him, so that’s great!
My dad is my superhero. There is nothing he can’t do.
My superhero is all the people who I am blessed to call family all rolled into one.
I would have to say my dad. Sitting here on the 10th anniversary of his death thinking of him and how hard he both loved and worked.
Hands down–my dad!!!
My parents…5 kids in 8 yrs and worked hard, and continue to to support what we need all the time.
My Mom…she was so strong in the face of adversity. She raised two daughters with my dad, then had me late in life. My dad passed away when I was four, yet she was able to provide a happy home and make me feel special, despite her sadness coupled with health battles of her own. I miss her!
My superhero is Jesus, my Lord and Savior,meh ho comes to my rescue daily.
My husband!
My mom is my superhero! She has always been there for me for support, encouragement, happiness and sadness, every single step of the way. I don’t know what I would do without her!!! She’s a woman who went thru so much in her life… She left school early to look after her mom who was sick and she was barely 14!!!! She was not able to get a proper education but she still made sure her kids did!!! Now she’s enjoying her better life by being with her grand kids. I love you MOM!!! I hope one day I can be to your level…
I have 3 super hero’s 1st my Mom she has been there from the start and is a ture fighter. Even now since my Daddy died. My husband when though I do get mad at him he is there to hold my hand even for something silly that causes me anxiety. And My Daughter she is a little trooper. She has a lot of issues and never gives up… (but that’s a long story).
Jesus, who else would give up kingship to be despised, spit upon and hung on a cross in a shame when they did nothing wrong — only someone with perfect selfless love.
My Super Hero is my dog Fizzy, because she is always there for me to share the great days and not so fun ones. She has had three surgeries on her legs, but when its time for her to come home she pulls the vet techs to get to me. There is great love going both ways!
My personal hero is my Husband…he is always beside me to pick me up when I fall! My husband is a Pilot for the Fire Dept. He is always flying to the mountains or to the ocean to rescue injured and lost hikers as well as swimmers and surfer in distress! My husband is an AMAZING MAN …..and MY HERO! 🙂
my hubby – when I met him I was 17 and he was a typical full of confidence 20 yr old. On the first night I met him he playfully told me he would be my super-hero. Through the years I can’t count how many times I was told “don’t worry baby…remember I am your superman”. We just celebrated our 30th and yes….he is my super-hero….just like he said he would be on day one 🙂
My personal superhero is my dad.
My Super Husband, Ron who never quits! He is always there for me and our 4 boys.
my kids, they always amaze me and i love their kind hearts and ability to accept and learn.
I would have to say my husband. He can do just about anything!
my parents have always been there for me & my family, and also my brothers & their families. i could fill up pages. i was trying to select one but they are equally heroes to me. so my answer is “my mom & my dad.”
My superhero is my family and the support we give to one another.
Jesus is my super hero.
My Mom is my superhero – always willing to swoop in and save the day if any of us cry out!
My father is my personal super hero! He is extremely compassionate and aware of others. He always puts volunteer and service to the community above other work. His family and quality time with them is more than television or books.
He lives humbly even though financially he could have more.
He is the true meaning of super and the best role model I could ever ask for!
My Dad & my Mum – both lived their lives with passion, creativity and love.
First and foremost is my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He saves thousands every day!
My mom is my superhero! She has always been there for us for support ans encouragement. I don’t know what I would do without her!!! She’s a woman who went thru so much in her life. Her mother died early and she raised her 4 brother and sisters. My father early had a stroke but she manages everything.
My mom. She is a very caring person and has always been there for me!
My daughter. She has come through a lot this past year…not going into it here…..and still maintains a positive attitude.
My personal hero is my husband. He knows how to deal with my crazy and he’s great with the kids! Love him! ?
I think that will be my mum (and my husband and my two kids….). But my mum “emigrated” from the big city, Amsterdam to a very small town where everybody knew each other. She had a hard time fitting in, and this was in the sixties, and she made it. I’m so proud of her. Back than this was a big issue.
My personal superhero is my husband, who is so selfless and is a wonderful father. He is a blessing to us all.
This is an easy question..my super hero was my dad. He was kind and very wise…I miss him very much but his love and influence are with me every day.
My personal ‘super hero’ has got to be my mom!
My daughter. She is 14 and she’s a 12 year cancer survivor! She’s amazing.
Jesus. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
My sister! She is the best! Always there for me, always a cheerleader for me! Clever and creative, it seems like she can do any thing – just like a super hero!
My dad is my super hero. He passed away last Feb from dementia and never failed to show me how to handle a devastating disease with persistence and grace.
I’d have to say my husband. He’s been there for me every step of our 36 years together.
I’m lucky to have many inspiring people in my life, but I’d like to tell you about Gabby, a sweet girl at my kids’ school who has been recovering for the past 2.5 years from a brain aneurysm that she suffered when she was 7 years old. I have seen her fight to re-learn how to speak and walk and pretty much everything that we all take for granted. And she does it with more spirit and determination than most adults! She is a remarkable young lady.
My “super-hero” is the 91 year old lady who walks with a group of us every Tuesday and Thursday and administers our e-mail prayer chain at church! She’s an inspiration for aging!! (She also makes her own cards from her sketches and needlework.)
My personal super hero is my best friend Marty. She is the best wife, mother, grandmother and friend that anyone could ever hope for. Family is number one to Marty. She is the one constant there no matter who needs her. I am very blessed to have her as a friend.
I would have to say my kids – for putting up with me – lol!
my mother <3 she makes all the difference.
My superhero is my dad. He is 85 and still walks 5 miles a day. He is awesome.
My husband! He is my hero and my best friend (and a great dad too)!
My grandmother – I wish I could be more like her.
My mom is most definitely my super hero. She went back to school after I was born. And managed to graduate with a full time job and a husband while supporting her baby brother through his high school years. Her actions showed me that you can do just about anything you put your mind to; she’s amazing!
My super hero would have to be my Mum who passed away 3 years ago. She was a wonderful example to all of us growing up.
that would be my friend Donna she always comes through in a scrappy pinch!
My superhero is my dad. He was a very special man, and I miss him every day.
My superhero is my mom. Breast cancer survivor with a constant smile on her face enjoying life day by day.
Many super heros in my life. I would have to say my Dad will always be my super hero. He has been gone many years, but I have been thinking of him a lot lately. Wishing he were here to see his super hero grandchildren.
My husband – I’m glad he’s with me on this journey of raising kids together!
My sister who is battling cancer! She’s is stronger than I ever gave her credit for and she truly lives life to the fullest!
My super hero is my mom. She’s fighting so hard to recover from a stroke 4 years ago and still fights to get better each day
My Husband of 33 years is my superhero! He is tough on the outside, soft on the inside, and makes my world go round.
Mine is my mom! She has always been there for me and my brother!
My Dad is my personal Super Hero! He fought all the way to the end.
My personal super hero is my husband. He has an ability to read my mind 🙂
My personal super hero is my Mom. She raised five boys and two girls. The amount of laundry, cooking, cleaning and grocery shopping alone would qualify her for super hero status not to mention all the love, attention and time she gave to each of her children!
Easy! My mom and my husband. Am I allowed to have two?
I am lucky to have to have 2 parents that are my heroes. They are both strong and kind and have taught me how to be a parent.
Great release!
My husband, he is there for everyone. His Mom, Dad, my family and his own.
No question…my mom! She in a survivor, a mentor and a Christian example for all who know her.
My dad!
My Husband. He has many capes – the working man, Mr. chef, dog whisperer, purveyor of magical hugs, wiper of tears etc etc. I stand in awe of how he does it all, finding time for friends and family alike.
My dad and my hubby! My dad is gone now, but he loved me like my Jesus does (and also my dog)…selflessly!! My husband also shows me daily how to walk like Jesus did…with love in his heart, a gentle smile, and a hand to pick me up when I stumble! :0)
My super hero is my dad. He is such an inspiration to me. I have had the honor of having him as my father, my college professor, and then my coworker. He grew up in a poor family and was one of the first to go to college…putting himself through and earning a PhD in biochemistry. He was by far, the best professor I had in my college career and he passed on his love of chemistry to me. He is a very kind, loving man who has an incredible sense of humor.
My mom…she is always so kind to everyone. She makes friends wherever she goes. A few years ago, when I was in the hospital for 6 weeks, she came everyday and spent all day with me. I don’t know what I’d do without her.
My personal superhero is my husband. I tell him all the time!
My super hero? Hmmm, hard to say as I look up to many different people in different areas of my life! But to pick one…spiritual mentor and friend Meena.
My mom. We lost half of her when my Daddy died – they truly were soulmates. But she has pushed herself over this past year – through some really hard stuff – and I am so proud of her!!
My grandmother.
She was very talented and creative.
I miss her so much…
My Mom, always and forever. But, in my “Now” world, it would have to be Ron. Always here for me, no matter what, just always.
My personal super hero is my grandpa. He was such an honest person and was always willing to help people out.
Jesus Christ,who gave His life that all may live!!!
My hero is my mom! She raised my brother and I after my dad died of a heart attack at a young age. We were 8 and 5. She taught my independence and she still has been going through many trials but she perserveres! Love her!
Master ultra distance runner, Helen Klein
My mom. She never stopped trying until the end
My husband…He didn’t have much as a child, he’s been working since he was 13. Even though his childhood was difficult, He is a most amazing man, father, grandfather and husband.
Both of my parents. They were the most kind, loving people who always did for others. I couldn’t have raised my kids without them!
My personal super hero is my mom. She is an amazing crafter, a loving mother, a great friend!
My dad!! He raised 4 kids on his own after my mom passed. He was only 41 years old, hard work for a single dad, but he did an amazing job. He is the most caring person I’ve ever met.
My parents who have sacrificed everything to give their children all that they can. I will always be thankful for their love, support, and selflessness. .
My husband is also my super hero… his courage to literally go to great heights to work on trees, roofs, around our home, his athletic ability to climb hills on our bike rides, and his amazing ability to make me smile during even the toughest times makes him absolutely SUPER!
My mom, who never thought of herself as a super hero. But she was!
My dad was my superhero–kind, funny and an incredibly talented musician.
I think it’s a toss-up between my dad and my husband. They’re both great men.
My husband! Not only he works long days to provide for us, his family, he is the best friend I could have asked for and an exemplary father.
My dad is my super hero! He’s been a “rock in the midst of a storm” for our family.
My sister is my superhero. So very thankful for her.
My superhero is my Mom. Although she has passed away I always admired the adversity she went through without complaint. She was an amazing woman.
My super hero was my mom. She was always there to guide and support my brother and I as we were growing up. After we became parents, she helped us with childcare and was a wonderful grandmother to our kids. She passed away over seven years ago. I miss her.
My husband–he gets me out of every jam I get in!
My hero is my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! No one else can compare.
Hands down, I would have to say My Husband.
My super hero is Jesus…no human can or would do anything like He has done for me. He gave His life and took all my shame. He bore the penalty of death that I deserve. He came to my rescue!
My husband is #1 on my list — always my best friend and hero for 45 years. My son is also on that list as he has overcome much adversity to become the fine man he is today.
My Mom is my super hero. She is 80 years going on 60. She is amazing in every way. What a great role model.
My personal super hero is my husband, he is always there to save the day!
My personal super hero is my Mom. She’s 81, still working a part-time job 4 days a week, raised 4 children (with the help of my Dad) while working full-time in an era that not all women did that. She sewed the majority of her own clothes as well as mine for a long time, canned vegetables in the summer, was active in church…the list goes on and on.
My earthly superhero is my daughter Janelle who has so much more courage than I do.
My mom. She has taught me so much over the years and I am so happy that she is my bestest-buddy and only my mom in crisis!
My husband isy super hero. He has always supported everything I do. He worries about everyone and always wants to make sure they are ok.
My super Hero is Jesus. He endured much to save us!
My mother – she is such a warm, kind, amazing person who manages to do it all with grace! A real super-hero!
My husband is my super-hero; he’s saved my life in every way possible, over & over!
A mom I know with two special needs children. Everyday brings unique challenges and little sleep but she always has a smile on her face.
My personal superhero is my husband.
My teenage daughter who was diagnosed with epilepsy a few years ago and has been so brave and mature in dealing with her condition.
My superhero is my twin sister for being able to stay strong during a difficult time in her life and for still being there for me when I need her!
Both of my parents. It would be hard to separate one from the other.
My super hero is definitely my dad. I didn’t even have to stop and think. Only wish you had the chance to met him. He was an amazing man and I am the luckiest girl to have had him in my life for so long. Thanks for asking and a chance to win BIG.
I have a lot of heroes in my life, but, I’m going with my husband. Love that hard working man so much!
My Mom without a doubt, she was a widow at 36 never remarried and raise 3 girls all on her own she is my hero.
My mom and my grandmother. Both overcame circumstances that hold others down. They taught me lots about faith and perseverance.
My best friend, Sue. She’s amazing! She’s beautiful! Inside and out!
My husband is my hero. He is a wonderful husband always putting me first, a wonderful business man respected by those who work with and for him, a wonderful son who loves his parents like crazy, and a wonderful father to our 2 daughters who often fight over who’s daddy he is…”MY daddy.” “NO! MYYYYYY DADDY!”
Definitely my dearly departed Grandmother! She shaped me into who I am today and held our family together during a very tough time.
That is definitely my mother! She exemplified all the positive character qualities that I strive for in my life. RIP mom…I miss and love you so!
Thanks for this opportunity. My super hero is Jesus! “but it has now been revealed through the appearing of our Savior, Christ Jesus, who has destroyed death and has brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.” 2 Timothy 1:10(NIV)
My husband is my hero. He has seen me through many tough times – the illness of our son, the loss of my job, the frustrations life has sent our way – and he has supported my attempt to change and embrace new interests and new friends. He is my constant and a really good guy.
My personal super hero is definitely my daughter. She is 26 years old and has been through more than most at her age. We sent her away to college with all the standard warnings – even her older brother warned her about fraternities – but she was still victimized and drugged and you know. When found, her RA thought she was drunk and sent her to the city drunk tank, campus security never picked her up so she got herself back to campus. 3,000 miles away she took care of herself. We found out 2 years later from someone else. She is strong and resilient; she is principled and will stand up for her principles at significant cost to herself if necessary. She is beautiful and creative and smart and wise and just learned to knit from watching Youtube! She is my hero!
My Dad was my Super Hero. He is gone now but in mind I could never replace anyone for the Super Hero he was! Miss him so much!!!
My husband, Marshall. He earns a good living AND does the dishes. He has endless patience w/my many flaws. And is just a whole lot of fun to spend time with.
Oh! And he gives so much praise when I show him a card I’ve made!
My mom – isa super hero for me!!!
Who is my personal super hero? That’s easy. My Mom. She was a single working Mom of two when I was growing up and we didn’t have a lot but we never wanted for anything and we were always doing lots of fun things with family. She is still an amazing woman and I hope I can be just like her! 🙂
Lauren
My husband, always taking care of business for 41 years….true blue guy.
My personal super-hero is my husband. He is the best! He is always there for me when I need him. He takes care of everything, and hardly ever complains.
My personal hero is my mom. Thanks for the chance to win.
My superhero is my husband. He served 23 years in the Marine Corps. He will always be my superhero.
I would have to say my Mom. Still lovely at 96.
My mom. She’s strong and smart.
My mom and dad.
I have had several in my life so far – my mum, my husband, my son who served in the US Army –
My super hero has to be my husband. It seems like his mission in life is to solve peoples problems. He is always the prince riding to the rescue.
My own super hero would have to be my best friend Pat. Love her forever…
I’ll go with Pope Francis…
Jesus Christ who is my Lord and Savior!
My husband Al is his right hand man!
He completes my life!!!
Jesus!
My husband, he is strong and loving and just keeps going even when things get tough.
My super hero is my dad who passed away in 2011. He was the the most selfless person I have ever known, and I miss him so much!
My heros are my children. They bring me so much learning and joy into my life.
My Mom is my super hero. She continues to teach, encourage, and love me. Nothing better in the world than my Mom.
My husband is my personal superhero.
My friend Linda, who took over in guiding me in life choices when my father passed while I was just out of high school. Not only did she guide me through my undergrad education, she steered me towards grad school and my eventual career. She has been a guiding light for forty plus years. I will never be able to express how profound the impact she has made to my life.
My Dad is my personal Super Hero! He started out rough in life, but worked hard and persevered. He taught my brother and I how to work, and it has served us well in our lives. Despite Dad’s gruff demeanor, he loved us deeply, and was always there for us.
My husband 🙂 He is super hardworking and is always thinking of me and our kids, and is always my biggest supporter.
My Hubby. He has to have super human power to put up with my crazy stamp habit!
Hands down it’s my Mom. The oldest of fourteen, she grew up in Europe during the Depression and war. Her father died when she was sixteen and her Mom was pregnant with her 13th child. I have never met a more generous, loving, unselfish, hard working person. If I can be half the woman she is I will be happy.
Hands down, my mom! Love her to pieces!
My personal heroes are my foster parents, who took in 7 foster children in addition to 8 of their own. She took me in when I was a lonely, abandoned teenager, and it saved my life and made all the difference. Thank you for a wonderful week of inspiration and fun! Can’t wait to have some new Papertrey Ink supplies arrive at my door!
My husband – big time!!
My dad, who has lived his life with integrity and kindness.
Sorry. This is a question that I have always struggled with. I may admire someone’s courage,faith or strength but no hero’s in my life. My husband displays leadership skills that I admire.
My personal superhero is my Dad. He was a dedicated to his family. He was a wonderful father, husband and grandfather.
Oh, I have several. My husband, of course! He’s always so supportive. 🙂
My parents were also my superheros…miss them so much.
My SuperHero is my Savior, Jesus Christ. Can’t imagine a day without him in my life.
My Mom. She was graceful, caring, intelligent, beautiful, and so loving.
Definitely my husband! He is the most honest and dignified person I know. We have been married for 34 years.
My super-hero right now is my mom. My dad had a cardiac arrest on Dec. 20th, 2014 and was on life support until Dec. 30th, when he passed away: my parents’ 56th wedding anniversary. My mom was the strongest of all of us that day; the day she married, then lost, the man she loved. Heavy hearts…but your release over these past few days has several times over lifted my spirits. Thank you!
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My super hero is my hubby! He encourages me, is a great sounding board and keeps me laughing! After 22+ years, I’m still very much in love with him, I adore every ounce of him and can’t imagine my life without him!
Mine is definitely my mom. She was widowed young and raised my sister and me on her own. She’s been fighting leukemia for years and despite her health issues, she’s tougher than anyone I know. She’s stubborn, determined, loving, generous and lives life to the fullest no matter what life throws her way. I admire her and I love her dearly.
My Super Hero is my daughter XOXOXO
My mom…for raising 5 kids mostly on her own, we didn’t have lots of money but she made sure we had what we needed and did not go without, she beat cancer twice and continues to do what she wants despite her physical ailments. I could go on and on.
My jus fans is of course!
All of my friends. They would help me out anytime I ever needed them!
I’d have to say my husband is “super” in my book. Without him my life would be empty! I am soo lucky to have a “super” guy in my world!
I can’t just name one. There have been several and they changed sometimes. But the constants are these two. My Dad who is in my heart and I miss him since he has been gone 18 years. I can still hear his laugh and his “Hello Barb.” The other is my husband, for without him my life would not be as wonderful. He supports me in everything that I do and want to do without question.
My husband, Terry, is my superhero (even our son has written a story about him being a superhero!). He is the best husband and dad and does so much 🙂
Hi, super cute release, love all the new stuff! My super hero will be Mama Mary, mother of Jesus, she did endure the hardest pain ever!!, thanks….Gina F
JESUS!
I have to bunch together all the first responders. I have worked with many over the years and continue to be amazed by their caring, dedication and compassion in the midst of seeming chaos.
This’ll seem like a cliché answer, but my faith is anything but cliché. So, yes, it is my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He has give his all for me, and I am complete in Him.
My son! He’s eapecially been inspiring this year. He’s lost over 60 pounds and is now a trim 158 pounds and 6’1″ tall. He started 10th grade this year and decided to start eating healthy and exercising. Such an inspiration that kid! LOVE HIM 🙂
My mom is my super hero. She’s a “mamma bear” who’s always been there for me, through thick and thin. I can ALWAYS count on her to have my back. She would do anything for me. She always turned to me, especially after my father would say something belittling to a goal or about women, and tell me that there isn’t anything I can’t do. She supports my dreams, and I can’t thank her enough for that. Everybody needs somebody to tell them and really believe at the same time, “You can do it.”
I am going ga-ga for the Baker’s Dozen release! I just LOVE cupcakes! And I love that fancy banner die. Whoa! Gotta have it!
My father is my superhero. He is a man of integrity beyond compare. He embodies all the fruit of the Spirit. He is a wonderful, humble, gentle and wise man.
Without a doubt my Dad (stepfather). He is the only parent out of my 4 that had any sense of responsibility, duty, and selflessness. I was not always the most likable teenager in the world. As I’ve raised my teenagers (who were not half as sassy as I was), I think to myself, he chose my brother and I. He could have left at any time, but he loved us and would have given his last pair of shoes in the dead of winter to make sure we had what we needed. (He almost did, but thanks to Duct Tape, the day was saved. LOL) He passed away way too young at the age of 46. That was 14 years ago and I miss him every day.
My Mom, absolutely.
My daughter…..and amazing mom and ovarian cancer survivor
My Hubby!! He works so hard for all of us! I am so Thankful!
My husband. He is such a good husband, father and provider for our family. He works so hard every day to make sure we have all of the things that we want and need. I love him to pieces!
Definitely Jesus! Without his love, grace, and mercy I would not be where I am. So grateful! A human, Franklin Graham. Founder of Samaritans Purse, willing to go anywhere in the world to assist those in need. Amazing.
My Grandma Flo. She is gone now but her strength and wisdom live on. She endured so many hardships and still remained positive and upbeat. Two sons that were still born, the loss of her twin sister in an accident and the sudden death of her husband at an early age. Still she raised 5 daughters and was rarely seen without a smile on her beautiful face. She was and is a true inspiration and my superhero!!
My husband he must have superpowers to love me the way he does!
My personal Super Hero is my daughter 🙂
I would like to mention that I work with many super heroes too, they are relentless in providing exemplary care for our sick little babies and their parents!
All of the foster parents that take in children unknown to themselves and make the amazing effort that it takes to fully love a child who can’t yet love themselves.
My Personal Super Hero is Jesus Christ,He gave His life for mine! How Awesome is That!
I believe everyone in my life is a super hero. They all have their strengths and weaknesses and their unique perspectives are a blessing to me. I learn something from each of them every day. I feel very lucky.
My Dad is my personal super hero. He has always been there for me and continues to encourage me and give me the confidence I need to do just about anything!
Although he has passed now, my Dad will always be my first “superhero” in my heart… miss you big guy!
My super hero is my husband. He always has a positive attitude no matter what we’re going through. Even through his cancer diagnosis and numerous chemotherapy sessions he always remained positive. He’s always the one to go out of his way to help others and is loved by so many people.
My parents! 7 great kids, lots of love. Always there for everybody at their 80`s!
My friend, Windy, who cares for her son with SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy). She is awe-inspiring!
I think the idea and word “hero” is used too often for people who don’t deserve it. People should just be valued for who they are and what they do in everyday life. I recognize those who just get by with the mundane. Those who are hurting and yet think of the person next to them. There’s greatness and beauty in the simple things.
My mother is my superhero. She is absolutely the most amazing person I’ve ever known! She inspires everyone around her with her loving example, encourages and lifts them and makes them feel like they are wonderful. I’m so thankful to have had such an incredible mother!
Jesus is my superhero. 🙂
Thanks for the chance to win!
Jean Luc Picard! Isn’t it scandaless that it isn’t a person in my family!
The Star Trek captain always used his brain over brawn and threw his heart in for good measure – the consummate grown-up. While I’m not a “Trekie”, the character’s traits were valiant enough, he shows up in dreams when I need help solving problems.
my dad. He knew nothing about girls and decided to treat me like he would a son, and taught me how to not to be afraid to go under the hood of a car (back when it wasn’t all computerized) and to do my own taxes and to learn about money and being a competent independent person — and not have to ever rely on a man to make my way in the world. He passed away in 2010 and I miss him every day.
It might sound corny, but I would have to say my hubby. For so many reasons. 🙂
My super hero is my husband. He has always made me feel loved. He didn’t hesitate to donate one of his kidneys to me when I needed the help. I truly know what being loved feels like because of him.
So many superheros, teachers, military, health workers, police, but I’ll go with my husband!
My daughter who is a minister. She is gentle, yet strong. She is always there for others. She and many fellow pastors risked personal safety and went into the heart of it many times in Ferguson to help those in need and to help keep the peace.
Roberta Edwards–an inspiring woman who is a force of nature! She has devoted her life to an orphanage in Haiti and has been a major influence in so many lives.
My husband! He is forever putting in a load of laundry before he leaves for work, helping with the dishes and never complains about stopping at the grocery store!
My personal super hero is my mother. She is the most fearless person you could ever meet!!! Strong, confident, loving, kind, patient…. the list goes on and on.
My personal superhero is my DH; he leaps tall buildings in a single bound 🙂
My husband. Smartest person I know in a humble, quiet way. So supportive and caring to his aging parents. A gifted educator of young people. My best friend and inspiration!
I truly believe my super-hero’s are all those serving in the military. Their battle never ends.
My Husband is my SUPER HERO!!! I just love him so much!!!
My super hero has to be Jesus, without him believing in me life would surely be meaningless!!
Absolutely, Jesus is my superhero.
My Husband is my Superhero, he is always there for me and our children!
My husband who has been there to pick up the slack when I’m falling apart!
Definitely my husband! There’s hardly anything he can’t make, fix, or help with. And he’s my best friend too – a true superhero!
Call me silly, but the first thing that comes to mind is our cat Vatsiko. Despite his cut ears (that’s how we found him as a kitten), blind eye and chronic nose problems (caused by an infection he had when we found him) and a stiff leg (caused by a broken leg and subsequent operation), he is a one of a kind cat that gives more love than all our other cats together (and they are very loving as well). He is also the only cat who has completely befriended our dog where the others are still trying to reach a status quo after more than a year.
My Super Hero is my husband.
My grandfather from my mother’s side. He is no longer with us but he kept the family together. I remember having to go to his house after school whenever I needed a computer to use for homework when I was younger, and we would spend hours just talking, his advice was and still is just priceless and what I use to get through each day.
My father was my super hero. He actually passed away 10 years ago next month from stage IV lung cancer. He faced every day with a smile and a very strong faith. Miss him terribly!
My personal superhero is my husband!
My partner in crime – my husband!
My husband.
My Mom is my Personal Super Hero!! With out her I would not be ALIVE in more than just one way!! =) THANKS SO MUCH for sharing and for the chance to win!! Have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
my husband because he is always there for me no matter what 🙂
My Mom!!! She’s always been my hero!
While I love all of my children equally…
and they are all so very special with their own unique qualities…
I would have to say my oldest daughter is my super hero.
Her and her twin were born 13 wks premature and she was not expected to live an hour much less the last 17 years…
she walked through hell to stay here on this earth and though left blind with CP…
she greets every day with a smile and giggle.
She made me see the beauty of the simple things in life…
and to never take them for granted.
She’s my touchstone.
I would have to say my Oma is my super hero. She went through so much in her long life. She taught herself to read, started over in a new country, learned a new language by reading her children’s books late at night and kept her family together in the face of adversity. <3
My mom is my personal super hero
My superhero is my husband, Charlie. Everyday he comes up with that super feat–putting up with ME!
Is it ok if I pick two? I’d say my superheroes are my best friends from graduate school– they’ve supported me through and through these past five years and I couldn’t have made it without them!!!
Definitely my husband! he loves superheroes- Batman is his fav -and he lives to do good for others.
I say my daughter. She is the strongest woman I know and is always there for everyone. She schools three boys takes care of the family and oh so much more! She is always here for us.
my friend, Susan Woods, who follows her husband around E Africa building schools & churches. She has lived much of her life out of the U.S.
June, my best friend, spiritual mentor and best person I’ve ever known who taught me more about laughing and being a Christian (even both at the same time!) than anyone ever could. I even named my daughter after her. My friend lived with her spiritual heart on her sleeve and kept giving of herself until she died last year of heart issues. I used to tell her that her heart was weak because she used it so much. <3
My older sister, she has a special needs daughter. I’m not sure how she does some of the things she must do.
I don’t have a personal super hero, but I learned a long time ago that if I don’t make myself happy, I can’t make anyone else happy either, so I guess the star of my life is me so I can be there for everyone else who counts on me.
My grandfather is my superhero – he has overcome many obstacles in his life and continues to live with grace and kindness. He has lived a long full life but still continues to inspire and teach others even as he’s getting frail.
My personal superhero is my daughter. She is amazing, talented and full of energy!
My Dad. He was always there, dependable and hard working, no matter what happened.
My father. He has always been there for every life emergency…and made it better. He has shown me the kind of person that I try to be.
My mother is my super hero. She faces whatever comes her way head-on and seems to never give up.
My mother!! 😉
I have two superheroes… My Mom since she has to put up with an abusive husband for 18 years and after that she gave us education, home and food, and now my husband is my ultimate hero he can do and fix anything and still have time for us, I love them both dearly…
My dad is my superhero!
My husband, my daughter, my son and my daughter-in-law are my superheroes. Aren’t I lucky to have so many superheroes in my life? 🙂
Over my lifetime, I have encountered many different super heroes. Friends who have suffered from illnesses without compliant. Friends and family that seek out their purpose and own it. One who loves me unconditionally! For all the super heroes who have crossed my path come from the great super hero of all time God!
Totally Jesus. Hands down.
It would be my husband! He is amazing!
My super hero would have to be my son with special needs.
For years I thought it was my dad who was a doctor. He would tell us he was “out saving lives” when he was at the hospital. When I grew up I realized the true hero is my mom who did it all at home and raised me and my sisters.
My Dad. He always has been and always will be my personal superhero.
My husband…in so many ways.
My grandad – kind, supportive, strong, and always had my back
My older sister. She’s so strong, get’s so much done, cares for so many, and has a strong faith.
Jesus Christ, the Super Hero of all super heroes!
Buzz lightyear is my personal hero. He’s not a great hero, he’s like a human beeing. Aren’t we someone’s hero? We should!
My grandfather is my super hero. He was an amazing man with a sweet spirit, wise council, witty, loving, and positive.
My dad. He survived poverty, becoming an orphan, WWII, and the death of his son…. and still had laughs, hard work, and love to give.
My personal superhero is my husband of 45 years. He’s always kind, loving and supportive. He’s my soulmate and partner in life.
My dad. He adopted me and my 3 siblings and loved us like we were his own. Changed my life forever after having two abusive fathers before that. And my hubby. He has loved me unconditionally for 20 years and treats me like a princess and believe me, there have been times I haven’t deserved it. I am truly blessed to have these amazing men in my life.
Here in the flesh it would have to be my husband. He is so kind and caring. But, he doesn’t compare to my Savior, Jesus Christ.
What He has done and is still working out in the world is truly amazing.
My dad… has always been my hero. Now that he’s gone I often remember the words of wisdom he shared with me.
My super hero was my husband. He spent the last 22 years of our marriage in a wheelchair and still managed to cook special dinners for me when I was working. He did most of the yard work and grew beautiful flowers and vegetables in his garden. No matter what happened, he never let his disability get him down.
My husband.
I would have to say my father-in-law … when I think about how much he has been through (which I would rather not detail here), and realize just how much he has done (and continues to do) for our entire family, I am just utterly amazed!
my husband!
My 93 year-old Mom! She has twice the energy I have!
My hubbie!!
My Mom. Yeah for her.
After my hartattack last year in November it’s been hard to come back to my normal routine/life. Work, being a mom of a 12 year old who needs me and taking care of all the things to do in our household. It’s hard sometimes.
And she’s helped me so much with doing al the stuff here in my home. So she is really my Hero. Love her.
Bye Irene
My husband for sure. He’s my rock and soul mate.
Without a doubt it is my husband! He always wants us to be safe and taken care of.
It’s so hard to choose. I have three. Both my parents who came to this country as immigrants with not too much and managed to make a wonderful life for us kids. And, of course, my husband who supports and encourages me in all that I do.
Definitely my husband. Especially when he is in the kitchen.
My super hero was my step father who did a yeoman’s job of stepping up to the plate when my birth father would not.
My super hero paper crafter is Melissa Phillips!
I’m not sure I have one. My dad is being amazingly strong taking care of my mom as she descends down the dementia slope. My mother hasn’t complained about where her life is taking her. My husband is gamely muscling through a job that’s not particularly emotionally rewarding any longer. These are definitely some of the people I think of as heroes.
My parents, they have inspired me to be the best person I can be. They have taught me so much and now I am trying to do the same with my children. I hope I do as good a job as they did.
My husband is my super hero – not only does he defend the safety of the entire Nation, but he makes sure our furbaby has everything he needs for a second chance at a happy life, including two very expensive surgeries. I am eternally grateful!
My Mom for sure! It wasn’t until I had a family of my own that I realized just how much she sacrificed for us.
My Mom is my superhero.
I can’t say I have a personal super hero. There are a few people in my life that could qualify for different reasons, but I can’t choose one above the other. I do have a superpuppy though who is always there for me no matter what.
Well, I didn’t even know how to answer this question until I read the other comments… so, if I had to pick someone, I’d say my newborn daughter. She is SO strong & she has the power to make me smile, laugh, and feel love everyday.
My personal hero is my husband!
Jesus Christ who game me the best mother I could have asked for, a husband who is one of a kind, and 2 wild but wonderful kids 🙂
My mother endured so much in her life and was always my biggest supporter. She’s gone now but a day doesn’t go by that I don’t remember all she put up with and for that she will always be my superhero!
My husband is my super hero. I don’t know how he does everything he does, but he always manages to do more than is asked of him.
My superhero is my Mom. I hope I can be my children’s superhero like my Mom is to me.
My Mother who would have been 100 years old in November of 2014–I lost her in March 2014 she was a strong woman and she will be my hero forever.
My husband…he is helping me so much through my migraines and trying new things by changing our diets to help prevent them. His effort speaks volume of his love!
My sister who joined the Navy in her 30’s and is now serving on one of the battleships. Her determination to pass all the tests, physically and mentally, and competing against the younger ones is rermarkable. And now she serves our country to keep us safe. Love her so much.
My super hero is/was my aunt. She bravely fought cancer for the last 9 years but finally found peace this last year. She was an incredible woman who fought valiantly.
my mom and dad. They are always the first in line to help.
A personal superhero! Well, I have several, but for todays answer I will say my “Husband” because he doesn’t say a word or bat an eye over all the monies I spend on my craft habit. He’s one in a million!
My husband is my personal hero.
This may sound crazy, but I am my own superhero. I have overcome some pretty tough things in life, and manage to keep a positive outlook. I have spent the past few years really working on myself through cognitive therapy, personal training, and self-care. Every bit of hard work has been worth it.
Jesus is #1 and my husband is great and works so hard and I can’t forget my neighbor who is persevering though hard times!
My personal “super hero” is my wonderful husband! Great release!
My best friend since high school. No matter what, she listens and supports me. If she charged for therapy, she would be rich.
My personal Superhero is my youngest Son José Armando. Who was diagnosed with a brain tumor on 2011, at age of 5, and have had 8 surgeries and has 2 valves, received chemotherapy and radiotherapy and keeps fighting for his life everyday. He give me the strength I need every morning to wake up…
Thanks GOD, we have been very blessed…
The students I meet every day at school trying to make ends meet while following their dreams to create a better life for themselves and their families.
My grandmother is my super hero. She’s such a strong and steady woman. She has been such an inspiration to me through out my life.
My husband Fred is my superhero! He is so strong and looks out for our family
My super hero is my husband, David! He’s the man of my dreams, a devoted, tireless husband and father, and a volunteer firefighter! Love the man to bits 🙂
truth, justice and the American way…Jesus Christ!
My Mom. She sewed all of my sisters’ and my clothes growing up, got her real estate license when I was in high school, and learned to ski after her grandchildren were born. She is retired and now makes beautiful things to sell at her church’s Christmas Market every December. She is always learning and trying new things.
My husband and my dad. My dad passed away this year….I miss him every single day but I’m so happy he isn’t suffering anymore and he and mom are together again.
Certainly not a unique answer but my hubs…he amazes me daily. He bounced back for a horrible medical ordeal a couple years ago…was even on dialysis. He has made a full recovery…he works hard at everything he does….the smartest person I know and so very kind and loving. He is perfect…what can I say! 😉 Dwen is my superhero….everyday!
My husband is my superhero. He is the most generous person I know, has a heart of gold and works very hard to provide a great life for our family.
My Mom, she is such a strong and loving person. She has had a very hard life and now that she is older her life is finally easier and for this we are forever thankful. She is the most wonderful person in the entire world!
My MOM! She been through a lot and she still is happy and LOVES GOD!
My personal super hero is my husband…he is always there for me and our 3 kids.
No question about it! Mine is my sweet dear husband who cares for me no matter what 🙂
My brother is my hero. He has had such a hard road as a single father but he doesn’t let it affect him or bring him down… He’s taught me how to be a good parent, sibling and friend.
I’d have to say my parents. my parents are the best parents ever !they taught me so much about life and love and I miss them so much?
Today, I’m grateful to and consider to be superheros those in the military and police and fire services. They willingly take on the task of protecting and serving complete strangers, knowing from the start that it may cost them their very life or health. Thanks for the chance to win a gift certificate!
Jesus, for my salvation!
That would be my mother. She has always taken care of everyone (there has been a lot of illness in the family through the years) and given so much of herself.
My mom. She was always there to quietly help out in the background. I could always count on her. She now has dementia and barely remembers her family so I am trying to now be there for her.
My super heroes are my 3 sons!
Such a super fun release!! My personal heroes are my in-laws. They epitomize everything I want my relationship with my husband to be. I am lucky to have them in my life!
This was such a creative release! My personal hero is definitely my Dad. He is just amazing in every way and the nicest person!
My husband. He does so much for so many!
My husband…he is always there for our family!
My Parents! My Dad made me believe I could be or do anything. My Mom was widowed at 56 and worked a full time job (and loved it) until she died at 87. She was one tough lady!
My super hero like lots of ladies here, has to be my darling husband …. Who works hard all week every week and let’s me stay home and craft ….. Never complains about me crafting or how much I time or money spend crafting or how much mess I make (before eventually cleaning up of course !! Lol ) when I ask him why he’s so lovely and why he loves me so much he tells me it’s because I’m the chosen one !! Bless him …. I am a truly lucky wife
My personal hero is my Dad. He has passed away, and I wish I had more time with him. He was amazing.
My Super Hero is Chief Justice Roberts of the United States Supreme Court. He stood up for Obamacare despite his personal reservations about it.
My Dad!!!
My super hero is one of my bosses. She’s fair in how she deals with her team and she supports us in whatever we are doing or want to do. She is always on our side both in dealing with management and our customers. When I grow up I want to be just like her. 🙂
My mom! She did everything for us kids growing up and still does!
My parents were my Super Heroes and realized it more and more as I grew up. Unfortunately, they are both gone now but never forgotten. Hence, I looked for similar traits in my dear husband, and that’s exactly what I got. He is my Hero!
My boyfriend who has given me the support to go back to school and get my RN degree! Without him I don’t know where I’d’ be.
I have a few personal super heroes; The Lord, my friend B (amazing mother who has always put her children first) and my neighbours Bill & Liz, who do anything for family and friends and are so generous and loving.
Matilda Joselyn Gage, one of the first champions for women’s rights.
My Mom, she is full of energy and joy and she is 83! She is a blessing to me every day!
My Mom was my hero. With 12 kids to take care of, who wouldn’t call her a hero! Thank you for the fun release!
A friend who is battling a non curable cancer…she is amazing and always has a smile…great inspiration!
My personal super hero is my grandma. She is the most giving, selfless person I know. She is constantly serving others, all while maintaining the most positive and loving attitude. I hope to one day be like her 🙂
My sweet Mother! She is an incredible woman!!!!
kara tippitts… she is an amazing Jesus girl who is walking her battle with cancer with amazing grace and strength!
Superhero, superhubby … one and the same person!
Definitely my hubby. 🙂 He does so much for our family and makes our lives so full…
– April W
My daughter, Maggie, is my super hero – she is passionate, persistent, and always encouraging! She’s the one you want on your “team” every time!
My husband is my superhero. He is always there for me especially when times are tough.
It would be my dad. He passed away fifteen years ago this month and I still miss him.
My wonderful Mom!
My grandmother. When my grandfather died she raised 3 teenagers on her own. She always had time for each of us grandchildren.
My savior, Jesus
My husband is my Super Hero! He has always been there for me and my children and after 33 years I still adore him:)
My Superhero would be my sister, Belynda. She has three children with a debilitating bone disease. She also lost a child at birth to this disease. One of the children was in a horrific car accident that almost killed her. She spent weeks in a coma and months in the hospital. She’s also faced adversity in her marriage and she overcame it and is now closer to her spouse. Through everything that’s been thrown at the family, she’s been the constant rock. She’s hands down the strongest, most selfless person I know. I’ve always looked up to her and wanted to be just like her. I don’t know what my life would be like without her and her wonderful kids. They are amazing.
My husband – my work schedule is about to get really busy, and will be like that for a few months. He does such an amazing job as the primary parent, keeps the house organized, and makes sure I have something to eat, in addition to all the things he does on a regular basis.
My personal super hero is my mother. The adversity she has faced throughout her life is second to none and she still has prevailed!
My Lord Jesus.
My superhero is my sister. She is brave and determined and strong. I am so thankful for her!
My grandma. She taught me what strength and courage really are.
My dad. Although he is no longer with me, he will always be my very super hero.
My step mom. She takes full-time care of my dad without respite.
I don’t know any super hero… but my SO is the closest to one!
I don’t usually really think of anyone that way…..but if I had to choose someone, it would be my husband. Hard worker and is always striving to be more every day!
My super hero is my momma!!! She is amazing–always has been and I don’t see her stopping anytime soon!!!
My Dad. His outlook on life and his support are threaded with love. He is my “go to person” whenever I need to talk, no matter if it is good or bad. He is my role model for living.
My Dad, hands down the best Dad ever!
My daddy is my super hero.
My brother Eric. For more reasons that I can explain here 🙂
My super heroes are my husband and two boys ! My little one because he was born far too early (26 weeks) and has been struggling since day one. He is amazing ad his doctors were and are surprised with all the progresses he made; my bigger one for being such a great and caring brother and my husband for being my rock even though it’s not easy everyday …. I am so grateful for them !
My personal super hero is my mom. She kept a positive attitude through all her health struggles and limitations.
Why the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles of course! With four young grandsons, who else would it be?! Actually, my husband Jimmy. He survived five strokes (one massive) and although we were told he’d never lift his head off the pillow again, five years later he is walking with a cane (albeit wobbly) and improves more each day. He is somewhat child-like at times but, who cares? He’s still with me and that’s all that matters!
My friend, Connie came to mind. She has battled through some great challenges, including cancer, and several family struggles in recent years and she continues to trust God and helps others as a professional counselor.
My personal superhero is my husband’s step mother, Barb, who is also my mother-in-law. Barb is the most supportive, kindest, most patient person I have ever known! She can do almost anything, and she is always there for my husband and myself, who have both lost our own mothers very early in our lives. Despite her own obstacles, she is a super hero!
My parents! Parenting is the toughest job in the world & I give them credit for taking it on & doing it well. I don’t know what I would be without them through my years.
I can’t just choose one. My top 3 are my mother, my father, and my grandmother. (PS Fabulous release!)
My Mom is my superhero. Despite the rough road I gave her growing up, she stood by me then and still stands by me today. She’s amazing. My husband comes in a really close second – he spoils me rotten. 🙂
My husband. He can fix anything, takes care of us and even cooks too!
My dad is my super hero. He always had something good to say & saw the positive in people. I miss him every day.
My Super Hero would have to be my mom who fought cancer without any complaints. She has been gone now for almost 5 years and not a day goes by without thinking of her. Love you, Mom.
My superhero is my husband. Through thick and thin he is there for me, making me laugh, helping me not take myself too seriously and surprising me with thoughtful kindnesses. He is hardworking, principled, a great dad and an even better grandpa.
My husband. He works hard to support his family and protects us too.
My personal super hero is my mother. She remembers every birthday, anniversary, special event for all of her family and friends. She is generous to a fault, and she will be there for you in a minute, even when you don’t ask for support. It is a great feeling, having her in my corner.
My Husband, I have been truly blessed…don’t know what I would do without him.
It would be my baby sister. She get so much done, always looks good, her house is always clean, she is very healthy, she is very smart, and on top of that she is nice and funny and everyone likes her.
My husband is by far the best person I have ever known. I’m honored to be his wife : )
Thank you for the chance to win!
Patti K
Mi mamá, que tuvo la valentía de tener nueve hijos.
My parents… they survived me unscathed! (Well, practically… tee hee)
Absolutely LOVE the SanFransico set… now on my wishlist! Congrats for the terrific idea!
My personal super hero is my 101-year-old grandmother. She still lives independently in her own home and is sharp as a tack.
Jesus, my personal Savior and Lord. No one else compares and I am so very thankful.
My Mom without a doubt!
No contest: my husband, who holds my hand when I need him, and encourages me to fly solo, too…
=] Michele
My superhero is my husband who can fix anything!
My friends who’s husbands have died.
My Dad.
My best friend is my super hero. She is amazing and I am so thankful to have her in my life.
My hero is my little grandson who with many health issues runs around with a huge smile on his face! He is the apple of my eye!
My “personal super hero” was my soul mate in life~my husband. He passed away almost 4 years ago but remains a true Hero in my heart and continues to guide me though life here without him by my side.
My wife – for never getting down
I know everyone says this…my husband. Loyal and true
My personal hero is my husband and best friend. He personifies goodness and love and I am blessed to have spent almost 46 years with him.
My personal superhero would have to be my Mom–she is incredibly strong and is always there to help!
Chris L.
My sweet Mom who died at the age of 95! She was the kindest, most loving person I have ever met. I am so blessed to have had her in my life.
My dear and delightful mother-in-law who turned 90 this week.
My husband is my hero!
My spiritual hero is Jesus; my human hero is my Bible study teacher who lived the Truth to the fullest. She is now in heaven with Jesus, her Lord and Savior.
For 58 years and still going strong, my hubby has been my super hero.
People fighting cancer….such a hard road to do….
My sweet husband who loves me and my kids with intensity and loyalty and works hard every day to provide for us in the midst of great obstacles.
My Super Heroes:
Wonder Woman – Mom
Superman – Dad
My husband Dale, he is the hardest worker I know. He loves me and takes care of me and all of our needs. We’ve just become 1st time grandparents and he is the best most loving grandpa….he will stop by our daughters house several times a week just to hold little Josie for a while, and then it’s back to work!
My super hero is Jesus. His love and sacrifice for us is unparalleled
My personal super hero is my mom! She’s been through so much, and continues to face challenges with patience and kindness.
Several heroes hav brought meaning and inspiration to my life. Some I know personally and others only by information published. Thanks to you all for adding to the joy in my life
My daddy… Love him!!!
My Savior, Jesus Christ.
My Dad, still going strong at 96+
My husband who is always there for me. He is my rock!
My husband who became disabled physically in 1980 but is anything but handicapped in happiness, spirit, or encouragement.
My super hero is our church secretary. She does her job with skill and grace and then does so much more. Whether it is seeing those in need are helped to holding the hand of ones who need it to listening to secrets and holding them close, her smile is always there and her heart willing.
Got to be my Mum – strong, brave and true.
I don’t usually think of super heroes except in the movies. The one person that has always been there through think and thin has been my husband. So I would have say he he is my hero.
My son and daughter are my heroes.
My oldest grandson is my super hero! He has been through so much in his 10 years and stays sweet and loving. He gives me strength and I love him so very much!
My friend Kara who is an amazing Mom and still on top of her game at work! I don’t know how she does it!
My Mom. She has been through so much, been an amazing wife to my dad and mom to my siblings and I, and a wonderful grandmother. She never complains, is always positive, and prays for us constantly.
David, from the bible would be my superhero. He made mistakes, but repented, slayed Giants, yet loved God above all!
I can’t name just one. Throughout different phases of life I have met so many and all for whatever unique super quality they had and I needed at the time. Thankfully I continue to meet superheroes all the time.
My own personal super hero is my husband, he is so amazingly kind and thoughtful and giving!
It would have to be my son when recently I moved in with him so he can take care of me. I’m older and my health is not good so he does all the shopping, etc. and I appreciate him very much. Making cards is my therapy.
There are so many people I look up to everyday, it is too hard to pick just one “super hero”. But I would include you, Nicole, and the entire design team, as my papercrafting super heroes! You all provide so much inspirations every day! You never cease to amaze me!
My hero is my grandmother. She was a feminist before it was a word. Did a lot of things that weren’t done by ladies in her day. Like buying a car in the early 40’s without my grandfather.
My Mom is my superhero because she makes the best of all of her situations, wears different many hats, from mother to career woman to clothes designer, does her work in lightening speed, helps others, zaps away negativity, flies in the face of reason and is the best at every role she has in life…and she prefers to do it all without others knowing its her! (And that is an understatement :))
My Super Hero Is My Hubby, he is full of love and compassion, is a wonderful provider and doesn’t mind when I spend money on my stamping habit! 🙂
Robin van Persie
My husband! Always the one to find a way out of a tricky situation…
My superhero is my child’s birth mother. I cannot imagine what it took to give up a child. Although she is young and can look forward to a great life, I give her credit for putting her child first. She made my dreams come true.
My husband, he is such a hard worker, and loves to make me smile!!
Hands down, my husband!
My friend who runs her own successful business and also runs a dog rescue. She works non stop to provide great homes to dogs (like my two I adopted) and strives to save as many as she can. She must have super hero powers to do as much as she does!!!
My mother is my Super Hero! She is such an inspiration to me. She is the most generous person I know, who always puts others before herself. I’m so grateful she is my mother.
My husband is my super hero!
My superhero is my son. He has autism, and I can’t imagine the strength and courage that it takes everyday to face a world that you don’t understand.
Definitely my brother. He has helped me through some tough times and I love him more than he will ever know!
Right now my father in law. He just lost his wife of 65+ years, and six months ago his eldest daughter and the year before his oldest brother. He has also lost another daughter and another brother through the years and yet this man continues to thrive through life. Always a friendly smile and kind word to others I have no idea how he does it.
My dad. My mom has been battling serious health issues for several years now, and my dad has been there, through it all, handling everything. Oh, and he puts on a mean holiday dinner, too. 🙂
Without hesitation, my mama is my personal hero. She is a strong, courageous woman, spirited and very creative. She doesn’t quit when it gets hard, she steps up when nobody else will, she comes from a humble background but never uses excuses. At a little over 5′ and petite, she’s dynamite. She’s always been in my corner and worked hard for many years to give me the “extras” in life. I don’t get to see her everyday as we live in different states, but there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of her, miss her and pray for her! I love you, Mama!
My personal super hero was, without doubt, my mom. She worked full time and raised four children basically on her own. She still had time and the desire to give us special times and experiences. And she made sure we got to the library regularly. I can’t say enough about her super powers.
Definitely my mom – don’t know how she did what she did with 4 kids and a full time job!
My husband! He is always positive and upbeat, even in the face of the crises we’ve had recently!
My mum! She has been through so much but remains strong and courageous, never failing to give each of us her time, care, support and love.
My mom. Although she passed away long time ago, she still is and always will be my superhero.
My husband! Thank you for the chance to win!
Love is such a wonderful thing. Indeed, it can change the world. My amazing husband is my superhero. He makes my world better. Would love to get the Secret Agent set. He would get a kick out of cards made with it. Cheers!
My personal superhero is my mom. She is caring, compassionate, friendly, best-friend-to-many, smart, beautiful, strong and fun. The coolest thing is that I get to call her mom.
Eeek! This release is awesome!!! I would say my personal superhero is my husband. He is incredible and I am very blessed to have him!
My husband–he’s a super guy!
Without a doubt my mother is my super hero and she has been for a long time. Her strength, wisdom, and loving nature are things I aspire to.
My super hero is my husband, he’s always there for me and even comes up with creative card challenges when I’m feeling uninspired!
My dad and my hubby tie.
My personal superhero would be my oldest sister. She is ten years older than me, and the first of seven siblings. She has learned every lesson first (mistakes and all), shouldered every responsibility, and has never flinched from helping each of us out if we needed it. She literally has wings. 🙂
My mom is my super hero! She has been through hell and back but still manages to have a smily on her face and live for others’ happiness.
For my hero I will say my mom, who, after cancer came back, had surgery to remove half a lung, then chemo, and despite all the setbacks, just keeps on keeping on! Lovely projects and product release, y’all!
My husband is my superhero. I have a chronic condition which leaves me very tired and he always picks up the mess – sometimes quite literally…. He is a WONDERFUL father, and is a real man of God. I am so blessed.
Thanks for a great release and the opportunity to win
My father. 🙂
My super hero is Darlene Zschech of Hope Unlimited Church in Australia! She’s the most amazing godly wife, mom, and worship leader in the world!
My daughter who is an awesome Mom!!
Favorite superhero….Captain America!!!
My personal hero was a young man called Stephen Sutton who raised over five million pounds for the teenage cancer trust in the UK. He lost his battle last year, but taught many of us to make each day count and to be positive about life.
My Mom who always worked so hard and was willing to sacrifice for us!
Without a doubt my mom is my personal superhero.
Great question- i think it’s a tie between my husband & my dad. Both are honorable men of faith. My husband is so patient & supportive of me. My Dad has an incredible upbeat attitude no matter what life throws at him.
My husband. Always there and watching out for me.
My superheros are my parents. They were both talented hard working people who came from The Greatest Generation. They are gone now but they are both in my heart everyday.
My brother
My mom! She was able to raise 3 kids, doing all the shopping and cooking and cleaning and everything necessary, without being able to drive! Can you imagine trying to take 3 kids everywhere on the bus?!
My youngest sister is my personal super-hero.In spite of the tragedy of losing her only child, she is always there for others – especially me. She is such a perfect example of showing God’s love everyday.
I have two Super Heros in my life! My sister and my husband! And I’m so thankful to God for both of them!
This release has to be one of my most favorites! You guys have outdone yourselves again!
Like so many others have said, my superhero is my husband!
This week, my DAD is my personal superhero! He flew to my house in Panama to watch my kids, since my husband and I both had business trips out of the country. THANKS DAD!
My Parents are my Superhero’s. I can’t believe the lives they have had raising six children and talking care of us all these years.
our nephew, Joe – he gave my husband a kidney.
it doesn’t get better than that!
My personal hero is my Sister! Always there to listen and share advice.
my mother. she has been through so much, yet lives with such grace.
Definitely my husband. My Mom has been sick over the last year and he has stepped in and taken care of cooking and laundry, and does a great job of it, and taking care of our sick kitty so I could be at the hospital.
My wonderful husband who steps up to the plate when I am sick with whatever bug is going around or having problems with my asthma or dealing with a migraine. Unfortunately he has to step up to the plate quite a bit. He is definitely a keeper!
One of my personal heroes is my friend who lost her battle with cancer a few years ago. She lived fiercely and selflessly.
i have several superheroes – Katherine Hepburn for paving the way for strong, independent women; Marilyn Monroe for showing us what a real woman’s figure, and a gentle vulnerability with strength of character; Rosa Parks for standing up for what is right when no one else had the courage to; Marie Curie for proving that women are just as smart as men, and opening the door for women in science; Kris Carr for fighting back from an incurable disease with education, nutrition, and a lightness of being & giving me my final push toward health and veganism; Nichole Heady, Kristina Werner, Jennifer McGuire, Laura Bassen and all the crafty ladies out there with the guts to create a career from a love of paper, stamps and ink.
Thank you!
My Dad. I still miss him.
My personal hero was my dad. He was a brilliant, self-taught man who could do anything, as well as talk intelligently about anything, yet was a gentle, giving soul.
It has to be my mom. She has always been there for the entire family. She is the rock! Not only is she my “super hero”, she is my best friend. Love you mom! 🙂
My husband, hands down, easiest question ever!
Jesus Christ! There is no other!!
my father….always available to help everyone one out, including family and friends! there isn’t anything that he can’t fix!!!
My personal hero is my husband. He has shown unconditional love for me since the day we met on “Sweetest Day” 1970.
That’s definitely my dad! 21 years ago my mum had a brainbleed and since then she’s in a caring home. My dad visits her every evening and they are still very happy together! And to him that’s nithing special, it’s just ‘what you do’. But I DO think that IS very special and love hij for that!
My mom is my super hero; she is amazing!
My dad is my superhero – he’s gone now, but he still inspires me every day when I think of all the good he did for the world.
My hero is my brother – he’s faced some really tough hurdles in his life and doesn’t let it define him. I love him so much!
Great release!!!! Can’t wait for tonight. My superheros are my husband – patient, loving, sweet and so good looking. And my sons – both are so talented, smart, hard working, accomplished, and have shown great courage in very difficult situations. These 3 guys are why I love to scrapbook every day.
My super hero is my husband! He is an awesome friend, father and human being!
My DH for sure! We’ve been together for 22 years and he’s still my biggest support and best friend!
My husband who loves me without limits and who nursed me back to health daily for six months from a major medical illness.
No question about it – my mom….she lives with faith and grace….I thank God every day for my mom….
My personal heros are all who face challenges with courage and inner strength. They inspire me to be a better person.
My Son! His smile & laughter has brighten many a days lately through some hard times. He was a miracle himself.
My son, Colin.
My Mom! She is an amazing, selfless, strong woman. I’m so thankful she is my mom!
My brother, he has had a string of bad luck his whole life but especially recently, and he always keeps going. His wife was diagnosed in July with late stage MS, his storage shed burnt to the ground with his semi truck in it (only had liability on it), and his son was just diagnosed with depression and can’t handle all the things going on with mom. I pray for him a lot but he always seems to wear a smile and put a good spin on all of it. He has been this way since we were kids. He sheltered my sister and I from the ruff times and would whisk us off if we needed to be. I am getting tears in my eyes. I can’t say enough he is a super hero that deserves a super break!!!!!!
My personal superhero is my mom, she is always there for everyone!
My super hero is my husband. He is simply wonderful and I would be lost without him:)
A dear friend named Katie who passed away last year. She worked for MDA for over 20 years. She ran our summer camp as well as assisted with patient support groups and clinics. I learned so much from her about compassion and how to care for others and make their lives better.
My hubby. He takes such good care of us.
My super hero is my Uncle Don! He has been in a wheelchair since a teenager due to his contracting polio in the 50’s. That wheelchair has not kept him from doing anything….graduating from college, working til his retirement, marrying (another polio victim), having 2 sons, being active in his church, and being an amazing example determination and trust in God to all of us! When I was a kid, he rode the rides with me at an amusement park!! He’s been an inspiration to me, my family, his church, and his community!
My mom. I wouldn’t be where I am today without her.
My personal super hero is my husband.
My husband…he never ceases to amaze me with his super powers.
My personal superhero is my Dad. I would not be who I am without him.
My personal superhero is my grandfather. He has such a strong faith. Even after the passing of my mother and his wife. His faith has never waivered. tigo
My Superhero is my Wonderful Husband, Larry. He literally saved me, my daughter, and my parents from my torturous and abhorrently abusive ex-husband turned terrifying, evilly persistent stalker. We all relocated to another state. One year later, Larry and I married. We have another daughter, and everyday since we have been together has felt like bliss. Now that I am terminally ill, he still has not left my side. He still treats me like his angel and both girls as his princesses. He is always there for us without a complaint. He even does laundry, dishes, floors, and cooks! He is the purest soul I have ever seen. Handsome, too!
My personal super hero is my grandma-she made everything fair and she did it with a smile 🙂
My husband is my super hero! He is always there to support and encourage me and our children, he’s never afraid of hard work, and he is a master craftsman.
My superhero is my dad-always there for me!
I have two. First, my mother who whenever anyone asks her for help, she always says yes with a joyful heart and later figures out how she’s going to make it happen. Second, my husband who makes everyday better.
My superhero is my husband. He is always there for me and the kids.
My parents. They have been together for over 50 years, a rarity now. They are always there when I need them.
My personal super hero is my dad. He’s proof that a person can be helpful, strong, steadfast and loyal without needing to be acknowledged for it.
All the people who put their life on the line for us daily. From our military forces to our police and fire departments. Our first responders including medical and volunteers who show up when called. Those are the superheroes that save lives.
Those are my superheroes.
My mom is my personal super hero ever! She is the most amazing woman who loves her family and would do anything for all of us.
My “Super Hero” is my husband. He has a big heart and always puts others before himself — he’s wonderful!! Love him so much!
My dear sweet hubby! He encourages my crafting hobby and is also my best design critic!
My mother-in-law…who taught me what it means to be a mother, wife, daughter and friend.
My husband, he is such a wonderful man!!
My real life super hero is Jack Hoffman. He’s a little one battling brain cancer. If you haven’t heard of him look up Team Jack. He’s amazing.
My personal hero is my grandma! She’s 101 with a bday coming up soon 😉 She has shown me how to live life to the fullest! She is an amazing woman who conquered breast cancer & has lived a full life since!
Definitely my Mom. She’s been through so much but still has more energy than me.
My father is my hero. He is the most giving and generous person I know. He devoted his life to taking care of his family without complaint and always has a smile on his face!
My husband!❤️
Janet, a single mother I know who had terminal cancer and two teenaged children. She faced her death…and helped her children face it bravely. Embraced joy each day.
My husband is my hero!!
My personal Super Hero is Jesus. No one else offers what he offers…unconditional love and eternal life! He went to the cross for me, died to pay my sin, was buried and then rose from the grave 3 days later and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He gave his life for me! That is totally a Super Hero!!!
Best birthday products, ever! I’m going to be set for any kind of birthday card that needs to be made. Love it all.
This would have to be my dad.
My mom is my super hero. She raised three very strong girls and 6 strong granddaughters. Even thought she’s gone now, we all still talk about her caring for us.
I would love to win this for my wife who is a PTI fanatic and she is definitely our hero.
Without a doubt my mom who does so much for us.
My super hero is my husband. He works his tail off at work and then comes home ready to help out with the kids and stuff around the house. He provides the most amazing life for us. I am so blessed to have him!
My super hero is my mom. She is strong, wise, kind and always rise to the top no matter what life throws. She never lost her sense of gratitude and she passed that down to all her kids.
My super hero is God who loves me unconditionally.
My husband is my Superhero. He is a brave veteran, a loving father and my very best friend.
Jesus, my Lord and Savior! There is no one better!
My personal superheroes are my parents! They are the perfect role models for a happy marriage, as they celebrate 62 years of marriage. They are such a blessing in my life! ♡
My Dad for dealing with Parkinsons with great grace and my Mom for being his loving and determined caretaker throughout.
My mom!
My mom, of course. She has done so many amazing things for us. I am always inspired by her
My husband Jack! He has to be a superhero to have put up with me for the past 20 years.
My late husband–lived with his disability, showing courage, dignity and humor
I would have to say a boss I had years ago. She was a brilliant professional yet could talk to any level as comfortable as talking to a friend. To this day, every manager I have is compared to that level.
My husband! He was a firefighter who has saved numerous lives. With certificates from the town and state. Now sick and disable he is only 55. It’s sad he misses his job that he so loved.
My son is my super hero! Even though he is only 6 years old, he has overcome so much in his life. He isn’t your typical 6 year old; every little thing is a big accomplishment for him and us.
My husband is my personal super hero. He provides so much for me and my son; life is very challenging for us, but he manages to “keep” us all together.
my mom. she is a superstar!
All the cards look so cheerful! My person super hero…our pastor. He’s the perfect combination of teaching, caring and shepherding.
My mom is my personal super hero. She is my best friend, has always supported me no matter what, and is currently taking care of her mother, my grandmother who is 90, with such grace and support. She amazes me every single day.
Wonder Woman is my personal superhero in my superhero universe, but in the real world, my husband is my superhero. We found out in September 2014 that he has cancer and the way he is choosing to live his life, makes him a superhero to me!
My superhero is my Mom – she is ALWAYS there.
my best friend!
My parents who have always been there for me
My stated, who continues to stay positive while trying to kick breast cancers butt!
My husband. He’s a wonderful example of integrity and good-nature.
My former boss and very close friend is my super hero!! I went through a 5 year battle of a rare form of cancer which eventually caused me to lose my leg. She never gave up on me, she was with me every step of the way motivating and encouraging me and as I have continued to have health issues, more of the “after effects” of cancer, she’s one of few people that still has faith in me. She means the world to me and I thank God for her every day.
My personal super hero right now is my oldest daughter. She is a mom to 3 young children, works 30+ hours a week and is going to school full-time working on her nursing pre-requisites.
My Gran. She’s 94 years young and lives every day to the fullest with a big smile on her face. 🙂
One of my closest friends…she’s a lifesaver <3
My person super hero was my dad. Thank goodness I had a father like him – steady, reliable, wise, kind, encouraging. He was my rock.
My hero is my sweet mother who brightens my days!!! I don’t know what I would do without her
One of my personal super heroes is my good and wonderful friend Miranda (name changed). She has and is taking care of so many difficult life situations that would be too much for others to take care of.
Could my Lord be my superhero? He saves me all the time. Yes, He does! 😀
My daughter.
My superhero is my wonderful husband. He can do anything!
My personal superhero is definitely my husband. I’ve called him “My Knight in Shining Armor” since we first started dating. Now, he’s also the Knight to our four daughters. I can’t begin to list the things he does for us.
My 86 year old mother-in-law. After being widowed twice, she still ventures on in life. She volunteers weekly at the SPCA and still plays tennis. She is always ready to lend a hand or ear to family and many, many friends.
A man that has become a friend that has overcome huge challenges; using those challenges to better himself.
Without question, my real life superhero is my husband. I am chronically ill and require’round the clock care; IV access, feeding tube feedings etc and my husband is my primary and only caregiver. He also cares for our 4 year old son and has done so since birth, who due to being premature required feedings every two hours, after which he generally had to also attend to my needs. Through it all, my husband never complains and his sweet, silly character has never faltered. I’m one lucky woman to call him my family!
It’s definitely my husband!
My Mom! She suffered a lot during the last 2 years of her life but never complained.
Carol b (cc)
No matter how old I am, my dad will always be my super hero and I’m forever his little girl ♡
I would say Jesus is because of what He has done for me.
I have 3 sons – all grown – who have all achieved the rank of Eagle Scout many years ago. Their scoutmaster, who is 95 years old now and STILL the active scoutmaster, is my hero. I have watched him over the past 25 years take boys, some of them with troubling behaviors, and help them become resourceful and respectful young men. He has helped them learn far more than how to tie knots and build campfires – everyone of the boys has benefited from their association with the troop. He has given, and continues to give, so much of himself to mentoring these young people to become assets to our community and society in general. He is definitely a hero to me.
I have a friend with cancer of the bile ducts and her attitude to her situation is inspirational. Her Christian faith has been strengthened by it, rather than questioned.
My husband is my super hero, he is the only one that understand me, he is my best friend and he is sensitive to my needs as well.
My husband who is always a bundle of smiles and great energy. How he puts up with my quirks I ‘ll never know! Plus he “gets” my papercrafting obsession and doesnt freak when I go overboard!
My super hero is my mom. She’s amazing! I don’t know how she did all that she did. The longer I walk this mothering path, the more I admire her sacrifices and character.
Like many, my husband. He remained strong and by my side through a tough five years of surgery, treatments and many doctor’s visits. He is my rock. C.
My husband is my hero. He’s always coming to my rescue fixing things and providing for our family. 🙂
My sister-in-law who visited her Mom in care and fed her every evening on the way home from work until she passed. She phones her Dad every evening before bed and is now taking her Dad to for Chemo sessions as well. She is the most caring lovely person and my rock as well.
My personal super hero is my nephew..I a in his hospital room as I am typing this watching him sleep after struggling to breathe yesterday. He has known pain and heartache since the day he took his first breath, which was also a struggle. He is the strongest most positive happy person I know. I wish you knew him too.
My grandson is my super hero. Born just over a year ago, he has defied all odds of survival, being a miracle survivor of a very rare disorder. Stanford doctors have been amazing, but it has been this boy’s strength and beautiful spirit that have gotten him thru. Mom and Dad have kept him going too, and his incredible self, always with a smile and joy for everything, have truly inspired me to be a super hero just like him.
My super-hero is my hubby. He does so much for our family and never thinks of himself.
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My Mom! She suffered a lot the last 2 years of her live but never complained.
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Jesus!
Well my first thought is of course my husband ..he has shown my how to be a great provider, awesome daddy and amazing selfless giving person, who has volunteered to be hockey coach ,firemen and mentor most of his adult life, second is my MOM who raised 3 girls on her own and worked several jobs to provide for us for many years
Not growing up with a father’s influence I had no idea what a super hero was. Then I married my husband and after 41 years of marriage – he is my super hero hands down. The man can do ANYTHING! He’s been a great father and grandfather, he’s my best friend and the love of my life. I’m so very grateful!!
My Dad is my personal Hero. At 6’6″ tall, he is the first man I trusted to care for me, advise me and rescue me from any situation.
Dad stepped aside as I fell in love with my DH. He took a step back as superhero so my beloved could start filling his shoes. However, my Dad is always there to listen and give hugs when needed:) He will always be my Hero.
My personal Hero is my friend who has terminal cancer and keeps a positive attitude through it all.
God bless,
Peggy
My super hero is my son. When his father was terminally ill, he was always there for him.
I have three – Jesus, my husband and my daddy. I am grateful for them and their love and care for me.
My personal super hero would have to be my dad who passed away in 1981.
My mom! She has done amazing things for our family!
My super-hero is my sister. As a military wife, she lived with the fear that her husband might not return from Iraq, as she stayed back in the States, keeping their four kids happy and busy. She spent six months on bedrest three different times in order to carry those kids to term. I can’t count how many times she pulled up stakes, left behind great jobs and pack up the kids’ belongings when the military or Grainger mandated that he change states. And she never complains about it. I know plenty of military spouses go through this, but she’s my superhero!
That would have to be my husband, because he puts up with me and tells me I’m beautiful even though that is most certainly not the case!
My personal super hero is my former boss. She founded the company I still work for and built it to a great company that keeps growing even during the bad economy and due to stricter regulations, all while having chronic health issues that will never go away anymore.
She is my inspiration to keep going, and my example that my health issues don’t have to work against me, that I just have to work with and around them.
My parents together are my superhero. Although they would rarely work side-by-side on anything – they knew their limits – my parents made an amazing team by complementing each other. They worked together to build an amazing life and make a carefree home (at least, it seemed like that to a child). They showed me how to be faith-filled, respect others, work hard, have fun and appreciate all I have.
While I don’t think I have a personal superhero, I will say that most every mother I know is a superhero in some way or another.
My hero is my husband, he does everything for us and I am so grateful everyday to have him.
My father. Raised the five of us when we were at the ages of 4-10 on his own. Now that I am older and have two kids of my own, I have even more respect and admiration for him.
My son Andrew is secretly my super-hero. He was born with congenital heart disease and despite 3 open heart surgeries and countless procedures he is still living life and smiling. There have been two moments in time that I have realized he is as strong as any superhero ever could be. The first, while my husband and I were buying our first home and he got deployed to the desert leaving me to close and move by myself with two boys at the ages of 10 and 13. I was having a particularly bad day and my superhero walked up to me, wrapped his arms around me as i cried, and said, “I know it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders mom but I am here to help you hold it up.” I couldn’t control the sobs that followed that. And the second time was when his heart muscle was showing some signs of more dysfunction and I asked him this question. “If your cardiologist tells you that it is because the wear and tear and the exertion of marching band that is causing this issue are you going to stop?” And he responded with the most heroic answer I could have imagined. He said, “If I can’t live my life enjoying doing the things that I want to then what would be the point?” Needless to say he had continued to march…CARRYING A TUBA! Like every superhero should be, my son is brave, courageous, kind and loving. My son is my superhero. Everyday.
My parents. They always go the extra mile to support me and now my children too. Their love and support is always there. I treasure my time with them and I know my children will remember once they’ve grown up too.
My friend has sclera derma and rheumatoid arthritis. She just keeps plugging along, working, and keeping her family together. To add insult to injury, they just had a house fire, as if she doesn’t have enough stress…
My friend with three kids betting breast cancer is my new hero…
A close friend who’s fighting breast cancer…she is the most positive, most inspirational person I’ve ever known.
My Super Personal Hero would have to be my friend Pat B. She is always there for me, with a shoulder to cry on, encouragement when I’m down, a big smile to make me happy, always available when I need her and never judges me. As my Mom has been passed away now for 15 years, I do not think I would be where I am today without her. She is the Best!
My hero would be my belated father. He raised the five of us on his own ranging from ages 4 to 10 at the time.
The true superhero is Jesus, my Lord and Savior! On earth, my parents. If I were only half as loving and selfless as they were, I would be very thankful!
My personal superhero is my mom…she’s the rock in our family!
My mother-in-law. Despite spending her early teen years in ghetto and concentration camps, she was a happy fun-loving person. Being a Holocaust survivor took a toll on her health but she lived her life to the fullest.
My friend who lives life with joy and laughter.
My 90 year old, faithful, humble,physically fit, kind, giving, trusting dad!
my husband is my hero. Takes care of his family like know other!!!
My husband is my super hero. He is always happy and would do anything for me!
My daughter. She always looks on the bright side no matter what is thrown at her.
wow and the hits just keep on coming!
and my 3 kids!
My dad.
My grandma was my super hero.
My step dad. He came into my life and was the best father to me ever. He filled a pair of shoes that another man had left empty and I will forever be grateful to him!!!!
My mom is my personal hero. She is AMAZING!
It isn’t just one…it’s both of my daughters. Their support after my cancer diagnosis and during my treatment makes them both the best a mom could hope for
my hubby of course
My friend who is going through chemo. She’s strong, doesn’t complain, & still has her sense of humor, making the rest of us laugh. She’s amazing!
This is a hard question to answer. I have way too many Super Hero’s. Every little girl sees her dad as a super hero who can do anything. And of course we all hope to be like our moms – super efficient Jills-of-All-Trades not to mention great cooks. As we grow up we are surrounded by friends who do their parts as super heroes – who could beat the closeness of friends who are always there to share in great moments like the birth of my son or for a shoulder to cry on like when I found out I had cancer. And then comes along a husband and family of your own to love, share with, smile with, to cry with or about and grow old with. But as all these super heroes love you, they’ll never love you as much as the Biggest Super Hero of All – Jesus Christ who is the always there!! Thank you Lord for being my Heavenly Super Hero and allowing me to have so many earthly super heroes. I am truly blessed.
I am blessed to have many superhero’s in my life who love and inspire me. But at right this minute it is my son who is giving all he has while he prepares for his college exams starting this Saturday. He has worked so hard and so consistently. He inspires me to do the same. As we say here in Ireland – I love the bones of him !
My Mom. A great example of a meek and quiet spirit, determination and endurance. She is also the person who believes in me the most and who encourages me in life. Her loving heart is evident to all she meets.
My mom, she has always been there for me, through a lot of tough times
My mom and dad. They were strong through many years of health problems and gave me so much that made me who I am today. My brother and I were very blessed to have them as our parents.
My super hero is my husband. He has a tiny little Incredible Hulk statue that I gave him on a dollar store date one time to remind him of his superhero status!
How can I pick just one! My mom of course! An absolutely amazing woman who is always there through thick & thin and has always been my best friend! My dad, who taught me so much and who I miss every minute of every day. I lost him a year ago and it hurts just as much today as it did then. My grandpa, who taught me to always voice my opinion and stand up for myself. To always have an opinion and be able to explain it!
I don’t believe in super heroes. But I have much admiration for and have learned so much from my sons.
My hero is Jesus. Thank you for the chance to win. Great release!
My Grandma’s energy level amazes me.
Jesus who loved me enough to die for me and provide a way to restore our relationship with God.
I would have to say my husband! Also, my parents and brother are pretty super too!
My “sisters”. Not just my real sisters, but the many women who are there for me in good times and bad – my sisters, certainly, but also my daughter, my good friends and my late mom.
My Mum!
My little 91 year old Grandmother. She is definitely the head of our family and is still happy and active at 91!!
My husband…my partner in life. Does that make a super hero too?
My hubby 🙂
My mom is my personal superhero. She raised me and two brothers by herself, and managed to do a pretty great job. Every day that I am a mom I appreciate her more and more.
My dad and mom my hubby and my son they were and are strong superhero’s love them.
My mom is for many reasons behind t especially for passing on her creativity and love for gardening.
My husband!
My personal super hero is my husband – we’ve been married 37+ years now. I have a horse that I have had for 25 years and he is my non-human super hero!
My family is my superhero like the INCREDIBLES!!! HA HA and I would like to extend my parents too.I’m trying to envision them in the Incredibles superhero outfit. I love them all so much and they are the best!!!
My superhero was my father. We were so lucky to have him, even if it was only for 66 years. Love and miss you, Dad!
My wonderful Mother. She lost her battle with cancer 12/14/14 but fought with dignity & never complained. Ever! She raised 6 daughters on her own while working 3 jobs! She was & will always be my super hero!
My personal superhero is my mom. She was a pillar of strength. I miss her often now.
My Grandma was my super hero. There was no one like her and there will never be anyone like her again. Miss and love you Grandma.
My grandpa was my superhero. Now my Dad and my husband–for different reasons! Awesome January lineup!
My personal superhero is a co-worker who always seems to know just the right thing to say or do for someone else.
Have to go with husband. Feel blessed to have someone who looks after me to the fullest!
My husband, not only is he a retired Navy officer, but he is wonderful with me and our sons.
My husband!
My hero is my 9-year old son. He’s the reason I get up each morning! He keeps me grounded and let’s me fly!
I have more than one superhero. The three superheroes in my life are Jesus, my mom, and my amazing husband.
My mom is my super hero. She came from humble beginnings and rose above her surroundings to become an awesome Godly woman. She passed away 13 years ago but I know she’s looking down on me from heaven and I strive to live a life that she would be proud of.
My personal super hero is my mom. She has pulled herself through despite the hardships and always has a positive outcome in life.
My super hero is Jesus Christ, my Lord and savior.
My wonderful hubby!!
Definitely my husband. He is a good friend, a good father to our boys, and a person I can always count on. I would never try harder, be more, or feel stronger if it weren’t for him.
My personal superheroes are my twin sister and my brother in law. Who have taken us in and cared for us in a year that didn’t,t go to plan. They have such big and generous hearts. I have been truly blessed.
My super hero is my Grandpa who was part of the “Greatest Generation”, WWII vet, only had an 8th grade education, but was the smartest man I’ve ever known. Miss him so much!
my hubby…
No doubt about – my super hero is my mom. She was always amazing but it took me a long time to realize how truly amazing she is. And she continues to show me new & different ways that she’s amazing each year – she’s 71 & I’m 39 so there’s still a lot of learning left I hope. Love you Mom!!!!!
My superhero is my daughter. She is kind, loving, hardworking and always a pleasure to have around. She’s sometimes even more mature and sensible (at age 13) than her Mom (that’s me, and much older). I’m sure she’ll make the world a better place someday, she already has for me.
Jesus!
My personal super hero is a coworker who takes care of everyone. She is detail oriented, warm, funny, efficient, and makes our place of work a wonderful place to be.
My personal Hero is Jesus my Lord and Savior!
My husband, he’s alway there for me.
This is a tough one, mostly because I never gave it much thought. My entire family has always been there when I needed them so, in a way, all of them are my super heroes.
I am always inspired by those individuals who are courageously fighting battles that most people know nothing about and they do it all with a smile on their face!
My husband who is always there for me!
My personal super hero would be my daughter. This past year she has proven that she can face tragedy and still have a positive attitude. Her boyfriend suffered a terrible accident and she has stood by him and still stands by him as he recovers and tries to get on with his life.
gotta be my husband–when I was diagnosed with MS and scared of the future (17 years ago)all he said was, “I’m here all the way, right beside you.” No hesitation. And he has been.
My superhero is debbie, a lady at my church who spends most of her time doing for others and is such an example of a godly woman. Would that I could be more like her.
I like what Janine Rachau said…..Jesus, who else would give up kingship to be despised, spit upon and hung on a cross in a shame when they did nothing wrong — only someone with perfect selfless love.
And right behind that….my mom. She had strength like no other person I know. My father passed away when I was only 5. There were 4 kids and my mom did it all on her own. She made sure we had a roof over our head, food on the table and love all around.
My sister – 11 years older than me but always looking out for me. When I was young it was to keep me happy and safe and 6 years ago it was to give me a kidney!
Now that’s a super hero!!
Mine is my younger sister, Sarah. She has endured more life-altering heartache this past decade than most folks do in a lifetime. And through it all, she remains a pillar of strength, grace and perseverance. And though her senior by many yearsr, I look up to her every day!
My super hero was my mom! She was an amazing woman and I can only hope that I leave the same impression on people!
My Dad. He was calm, kind, smart, funny, generous, and very easy to talk to.
My Grandpa is my super hero! Through lifes ups and downs he has always remained faithful to his family and to his Lord & Savior. He nursed my Grandma during her battle with dementia and loved and cared for her until she was called Home. His testimony through life makes him a super hero to me!
My hero is my husband and my father.
My husband is so sweet and help me always.
My father can fix everthing around house 🙂
My hero would have to be my son. He took care of my after my cancer surgery and now is going to college to become a doctor so that he can help others.
My super hero is my grandma. She has been through many things including fighting cancer several times and she never gives up.
My superhero is my husband! For the last 28 years he has been there thru thick and thin. He even builds stuff every time I decide to change my craft room around. He totally supports my craft habit.
My Dad for sure, he is has taught me so much about life, is wise and so full of knowledge!
My super hero is my mom, and every other woman who has bravely faced breast cancer.
I, too, would have to say that my super hero is my husband. We have been married for 45 years…..he has been a wonderful father to our 2 daughters and the best grandpa that our 6 grandchildren could ask for. His quiet, unassuming nature belies the strong, devoted man he has always been.
My Dear Parents!
My brother. He was an EOD technician in the US Army disarming bombs and potentially saving hundreds of innocent lives before he was killed by one that denonated.
My mom. She’s always there for me!!!
I seem to be saying the same as so many, but yes my husband! The man who has been my superhero, supporting my crafty addiction and supporting me and my battles against MS. xoxo
My mom is my hero. For a while growing up, she supported our whole family with her job, and then came home and made dinner/cared for us. Now, my dad is having so many physical problems that Mom has become his caregiver. She went to see her Mom/my grandmother for a couple of weeks, and my sisters and I cared for our dad…we never realized how hard it is!! My mom is a saint. <3
my superhero is the la leche league leader who helped mewith breastfeeding.
My super-heros are my Mom and Dad. Although they have both passed away, they taught me how to live life and be productive and to fight for what I thought to be right and not to give up. They both fought cancer with grace and dignity and left a hole in my world that I only hope I can look through and see that I have made them proud.
My Mum … the most wonderful soul with all the qualities I aspire to have! Anita 🙂