"F" aithful.
"A" lways there.
"T" rustworthy.
"H" onoring.
"E" ver-loving.
"R" ighteous.
"S" upportive.
~~ Author Unknown ~~
You got it from your father It was all he had to give
So it's yours to use and cherish For as long as you may live
If you lost the watch he gave you It can always be replaced;
But a black mark on your name Can never be erased.
It was clean the day you took it And a worthy name to bear
When he got it from his father There was no dishonor there.
So make sure you guard it wisely After all is said and done
You'll be glad the name is spotless When you give it to your son.
~~ Author Unknown ~~
How lucky to have had so good a father!
On us his warm, unstinting sun long shone.
We were, of his hardworking life, the center,
Loved for the pure joy of love alone.
Uncanny are the requisites of pleasure,
Coming as they do within the will.
Knowing well where lay his greatest treasure,
Years on years of love he labored still.
~~ Author Unknown ~~
You've been everything to me: a father,
Teacher, playmate, model, conscience, friend.
Sometimes I'm not certain why you bother,
If your feelings on my words depend.
I know I haven't been the child I should:
Far from it, and I really can't say why.
I know exactly what I'd label good,
But in the real world something goes awry.
Underneath my actions there is love,
Gratitude, respect, and admiration.
Sometimes I don't know what I'm thinking of,
But I thank God you're in for the duration.
I'm sorry, sorry for the things I do,
But please believe I cherish Mom and you.
~~ Author Unknown ~~
My Hero is the quiet type,
no marching bands, no media hype,
but through my eyes it's plain to see,
a hero, God has sent to me.
With gentle strength and quiet pride,
all self concern is set aside,
to reach out to our fellow man,
and be there with a helping hand.
Heroes are a rarity,
a blessing to humanity.
With all they give and all they do,
I'll bet the thing you never knew,
My quiet hero has always been you.
~~ Author Unknown ~~
101 Stories to Open the Hearts and Rekindle the Spirits of Fathers
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