Savannah Guthrie said her missing mother taught her how to be strong and deal with tragedy after her father died while she was growing up.
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Nancy Guthrie “showed us how to survive the unimaginable” after her husband, Savannah’s dad, died when she was just 46 years old, leaving Nancy without a job and with three kids, Guthrie revealed.
“I remember my mom saying in those early days when daddy died ‘you have to get up and decide and do. just decide and do,’” Guthrie said.
She recalled how she’s used that message to persevere during the ongoing search for her mom.
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“I’m trying to get up and decide and do every day. I’ve felt terrible grief and felt unfathomable love and comfort,” she continued.
“The goodness and kindness of God is remarkable and in equal measure to my sorrow.”
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