Mothers of May
This month we have the honor of highlighting the mothers in our Sisterhood.
Whether we had our kids before we got in our trade, or during our time in it. We will share stories of the women who don't clock out.
Kimberly
Kimberly has been a paint and body tech for 8 years. She has recently become a new mom and is still working in her trade while working in her trade.
To hear more on Kimberly's story check out our podcast series "The Motherhood Takes The Mic."
Natalie
Natalie is currently at the beginning of her journey into motherhood. She has worked in her trade in an automotive factory for 4 years. It's been a challenge working and dealing with cons of pregnancy but she has continued to be resilient.
Aubrie
Aubrie began training under her dad at 16 years old to learn oil field gauging. She became a mom in 2020 two years after her apprenticeship. Providing care, and adjusting to motherhood, she still works hard as ever to provide her kids. Motherhood hasn't hindered work ethic, it's made her gain strength and confidence in herself.
Jazmine
Jazmine is in her fourth year of being an electrician apprentice. She became a mom 5 years ago before getting into her trade and is soon to be giving birth to her second child!
To hear more about Jazmine's story, check out her episode on "The Motherhood Takes the Mic."
Nicole
Nicole works in sheetmetal fabrication. She was a mom before entering her trade and man does she make being a mom and a woman in the trades look easy! She's always getting the job done while simultaneously giving her all to her kids.
Samara
Samara is a heavy diesel mechanic of one and a half years. Before her time in her trade she was a mom. Handling her new career while being a mom, she has mastered organizing and multitasking. In her time working she has also grown her family once more. Working through her second pregnancy she was a powerhouse. Samara reflects what being a strong woman is. She informed us she went back to work ONE WEEK after having her second child.
