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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Father's Day Tribute To My Dad So many Father's days that you and I can not share so very much has happened that I needed you there My first time learning to drive that 'ole truck my first job , sweating so hard to make a buck! Strange new feelings after my first real date somebody to help me when I got her home so late A shoulder to lean on when I lost my first love a loving hand to often give me a much needed shove! Words of wisdom when I faced losing my great job gentle mercies spoken when I finally broke and sob Steady influences to curb my very wild young ways your love to hold so very dear all my earthly days! The awesome joy of the birth of my first beautiful son the shared happiness of my house build finally done Shared journeys of our treasured families happily living the great blessings you were always so joyously giving! On this forty-fifth Father's day desperately missing you I thank God for the fifteen loving years shared , we two Knowing you are looking down with prideful ,loving heart two spirits and loves joined together are never truly apart! Robert L. 06-01-2014 Forty -five years now and rarely a day goes by that I do not still greatly miss my Dad. He was truly one of a kind and a very loving and generous man.. Greatest man I've ever known..
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