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A TRIBUTE TO DAD'S AROUND THE WORLD!

“Every father should remember that one day his son will follow his example instead of his advice”

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Today we honor fathers for all the unique contributions they make to children, families and society.

We recognize and honor the dads who bandage their children's scrapes, attend their extracurricular activities, comfort them in times of turmoil and intercede to advocate on their sons' and daughters' behalf. They honor and support their wives and demand that their children do the same. They demonstrate courage when that strange noise comes from outside the confines of the home by getting out of bed and investigating the sounds of the night.

Dads admonish children to clean their rooms, turn off appliances that aren't in use, bring up grades and treat others with respect. They teach children to appreciate what they have and teach them the values of work ethic. The messages fathers convey aren't always the ones children want to hear, but are ones they often come to respect and admire as the years unfold.

Dads help their kids train for an event or complete a special project. Fathers read to them, share a board game or game of catch, take them on vacations and special outings. Dads may not know just what activity, or act of kindness, captures a child's imagination and remains forever in the recesses of her or his mind, to be recalled — even after that child is grown — as a particularly happy time. But the son or daughter knows and they seldom forget the vivid memories locked away in the recesses of their minds created by the influence of "dear old dad".

Sometimes it's the routine things a father does that resonate with their offspring. It might be the dedication or resourcefulness applied to a household project that becomes a learning moment for the child — without the father realizing it. It may be the consistency by which a father respectfully carries out the "honey do's" established between mom and dad. It may be dad's reputation among friends of being the guy who wants to help or contribute to friends and families in need. Maybe, it's that one time the kids are poking fun at the man standing on the corner panhandling for his next meal. That time dad raises his voice and says " we have to feel compassion for the hungry and hurting, kids"!

The journey of fatherhood brings lasting rewards for dad, too. What active father hasn't recalled the joys of holding a newborn or toddler in his arms, sharing a private joke with a son or daughter, or working together to realize a goal?

Fatherhood brings dedication, focus, longevity and love to the tasks of nurturing a successful family. The rewards last a lifetime and in many cases causes a irresponsible and dogmatic father to become responsible, reliable and focused.

Men who haven't experienced active fatherhood truly don't know what they're missing.

As a father of two amazing and beautiful children I am thankful to be the dad I am today. By God's grace I am better, stronger and greatly appreciate the heritage before me for what they instilled in me and as the result of their influence I am now leading as they once led me.

Great big thanks to fathers everywhere who play key roles in binding the family unit, nurturing happier and safer children and building better communities.

TO LEXI AND CODY: I LOVE THE TWO OF YOU AS MUCH AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE. THANKS FOR MAKING BEING A FATHER THE MOST EXCITING AND FULFILLING EXPERIENCE THIS SHORT LIFE HAS TO OFFER. YOU ARE MY FAVORITE GIRL AND BOY ON THIS PLANET AND IT IS AN HONOR TO BE YOUR DAD. "I LOVE YOU"!

DAD

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous said...
     

    Great article Josh. Thanks for sharing!

  2. Anonymous said...
     

    Well done! Your kids look amazing!

  3. Anonymous said...
     

    Wow Josh! What a great dad you are. I didn't realize you had so much inside to share. Equally, your kids are very lucky to have a father who realizes the importance of leading and loving. Great write up and I wish you the very best father's day.

  4. Unknown said...
     

    Hey Josh, pretty thoughtful and very, very true! Happy Fathers Day to ya!

  5. Anonymous said...
     

    Deep.

  6. BrittanyP said...
     

    Ur such a mush.... LOVE IT!!! XOXO Happy Father's Day to you!

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