would praise me for getting an A+ and display my work on the fridge. Although my mother was.
always very proud and encouraging it was different when it came from dad. My dad would.
make it a point to alternate signing my report cards with my mom. When going on field trip in.
elementary school my dad would be the only "dad" chaperone, the rest were mothers. Of course.
that meant all the unruly boys would be in my group, but that was okay. I valued time with dad.
then because he work in the city and stayed in the city during the week, and only came home on.
weekends. Of course that was only until they were able to transfer him upstate. My childhood.
was a joyful one and had it had not been for a loving father who knows how it might have ended.
up. .
I can say now just how important a father is because mine passed away in April of 1998. .
I treasure the time we had together and even still sometimes curse God for not allowing me more.
time. Although he was there in spirit, my dad was not there to hug me and tell me how proud he.
was when I graduated high school, nor will he be here to see me finish college, or walk me down.
the isle on my wedding day. He will not be here to instill the things he taught me in to my.
children, but I will be. And I will be sure my children grow up in a home with their father, and.
yes fathers are "unique and irreplaceable.".
A Father's Love.
Fathers are both "unique and irreplaceable." In this country today nearly "34 percent of.
all children are living in households without their biological fathers." Fathers are a strong link.
needed in a child's life. Unfortunately in today's society they are they are a dieing breed. .
I can remember things my father taught me as a child. Things you don't learn in a.
classroom or read in a book. My father taught me values, self-confidence, to respect people, and.
to always stand by something I believe in no matter who says different. Kids that grow up in.
