The Hardest Job in the World Has To Be – Texas Co-op Power

Caregiver to a loved one.Tricia McMahan, Tri-County EC | Keller

Being a moma single mom.Lori Weidner, Pedernales EC | Spring Branch

The funeral home guy and grave diggers in a small town.Julie Landers, Fannin County EC | Wolfe City

Judging a jam and jelly recipe contest.Jim Whelan, MidSouth EC | Montgomery

The caretaker of a spouse with dementia.Sharon Martin, United Cooperative Services | Granbury

Burying one of your children. I know; I had to do it.David William, MidSouth EC | Montgomery

Raising children. It is also the most rewarding.Rhonda Jordan, San Bernard EC | Hockley

That of a police officer. We are parents, family counselors, ministers, teachers, advocates, lifeline/CPR providers, deliverers of life, personal body shields from gunfire and other weapons, babysitters, negotiators, day and night shift workers, always on duty, and volunteers, just to name a few. We run into danger when most run out.Christella Rodriguez, Nueces EC and Jackson EC | Bay City

Motherhood. It is a lifetime job, no retirement.Connie Hendricks, Guadalupe Valley EC | Seguin

By far, hands down, without a shadow of a doubt, being a good parent to teenagers.Monica Miller, Bluebonnet EC | Bastrop

Watching your rearview mirror for tailgaters.Russell Moore, Pedernales EC | Kyle

Being the parent and full-time caretaker of a child with Rett syndrome.Amie Gettel, Bartlett EC | Jarrell

A lineman in the winter.Jay Johnson, Big Country EC | Anson

Parenting. It doesnt come with an instruction book.Alice Stewart, San Bernard EC | Hempstead

Finishing other peoples sentences.Bruce Looman, Bluebonnet EC | Bastrop

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