Is it the three silver medals athlete Claire won at the World Championships in Australia three years ago? Or was it watching her 'little star' receive the BBC's Disabled Sportswoman of the Year award from Look North's Christa Ackroyd?
After a pause Jeanette says: "Really I'm very proud of all her achievements. Claire works so hard at her athletics and she's so determined to do well. She really is a star."
Claire, aged 28, of Wilson Road, Wyke, is a pentathlete and sprinter who has won more than 100 medals and trophies. She has learning difficulties and is on medication to control her seizures but there's no stopping her once she's on the athletics track.
This spring she won the Sportswoman of the Year title at the npower Federation of Disability Sports Awards – for the second time. The award recognises her amazing consistency and determination to succeed. Kevin Rodgers, npower's community involvement executive, said: "Claire is an incredible role model for younger athletes. She is continually enthusiastic about her sport and refuses to compromise her standards of achievement."

(Full story printed in the Brighouse Echo 12/6/2008)