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ladjf

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3. Most importantly, I learned that I was always loved and respected.

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Sun Jun 21, 2015, 09:59 AM

Jun 2015

I could go on for pages about all the fabulous information he taught me. But, I'll just close by saying that there is not a day that goes by that I don't think about him. Thanks Poppa for everything.

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Father stories (aka: What did you learn from your father and/or as a father) [View all] Tab Jun 2015 OP

The most valuable thing in the world, from my stepfather - empathy and how to be a good dad myself. marble falls Jun 2015 #1

NEVER to beat your children MuseRider Jun 2015 #2

I was going to post the same thing. Bonobo Jun 2015 #5

yep - said that very thing to my daughter the other day. rurallib Jun 2015 #11

I alluded to this Tab Jun 2015 #7

My father was a hard drinking, gambling, womanizing adult CanonRay Jun 2015 #9

So you've improved on your history Tab Jun 2015 #10

Yes, I was able to dig my way out CanonRay Jun 2015 #12

Most importantly, I learned that I was always loved and respected. ladjf Jun 2015 #3

My father was a hard working man, life wasn't easy for him, he lost his mother at 8 years old, lived Thinkingabout Jun 2015 #4

My dad taught me a lot of things janlyn Jun 2015 #6

This could be a very long list. TexasProgresive Jun 2015 #8

Pass along the best Tab Jun 2015 #13

My dad wasn't a man one could be close to hifiguy Jun 2015 #14

Lots of things malaise Jun 2015 #15

dad was born at the tail end of the baby boom fizzgig Jun 2015 #16

My dad was a snake DiverDave Jun 2015 #17

This message was self-deleted by its author AtomicKitten Jun 2015 #18

I was too harsh judging my father while he was alive. FLPanhandle Jun 2015 #19

A love of the outdoors. grntuscarora Jun 2015 #20