Tuesday's Treasures

Any man that asks his 3 daughters and wife of 39 years to be his valentine, is a winner in my book. ♥ ♥ ♥

Hi Kerri, You do understand that you are much like him. The smile, the gracious way you always make everyone feel welcome. And I think you have a great sense of humor. That was a wonderful tribute to your and it makes you ever so much larger in my eyes.

 Now you are  G-I-G-A-N-T-I-C !

Kerrie, it would have to be an amazing Dad and Mom of course to give us such an amazing Kerrie, Well Done !

Kerrie.....The world revolves around your family ...so nice !!!    

 Now we know where you get all this energy and charm ..... :)

What a super post about the most important man in your life.  He is lucky to have you as a daughter.

Kerrie, My Dad (originally from Norway) lived on Long island for YEARS.  All the good Dad's must be from New York, lol.

I have no doubt that your Dad is a fine man...look at what a beautiful soul and tender heart you have.   That's learned my sweet friend.  You truly are one in a million.  I'm sure your Dad looks at you with a glimmer in his eye, so darn proud to have raised such an incredible human that spreads joy each day to many :)

He sounds really great Kerrie, you are lucky to have him.

Hi Kerrie... it's clear that the apple does not fall far from the tree!  Your dad sounds like a blast!

Kerrie, my dad was my HERO. Actually, still is even though he's gone. I asked him to find me the "right guy" when he was dying. He did. My (now) husband's birthday is my parent's wedding day. That is a sign that doesn't get much clearer.

As a result, we chose that day to get married in his honor. I never forget that our anniversary is theirs AND my husband's birthday!

The dads in our lives give us our business acumen or guidance, is what I've heard. I believe that was one of the MANY gifts my father gave me.

What a beautiful tribute to your dad, Kerrie. Make sure you let him know OFTEN how you feel.

Kerrie,

Thank you for being one of the first posters here in our new group and for an amazing tribute to your father. :)

Steve

Kerrie,

I've always said it takes a bigger man to raise girls (we have 4 sons).

Best,

Steve

Kerrie:  Thanks so much for sharing your "Pops" with us.  He seems to be a really great guy.  It is also very obvious that you are "your father's daughter."  I am sure he is very, very proud of you.

It must be an "Eastern" thing, cuz I always called my Dad... "Pop"... as did the rest of us kids.  I would walk in... see him... and say "Hi Pop !"  And, every time... he'd answer... "I'll "pop" ya !"  It was a "family thing."  <smile>

Kerrie,

Congratulations. Your post is the first one featured in our new group "Tuesday's Treasures." :)

Steve

This is beautiful Kerrie.  You are both lucky to have such a wonderful relationship!  

Kerrie~ thanks for sharing... that's so darn cute. I can feel the love ;)

A treasure, indeed. I hope he sees your post!

Kerrie -  He sounds like an absolute treasure.  I love that he asks all of you to be his Valentine.

While you still have your dad to cherish, make sure you interview him, find out about his life, his loves, his disappointments, his successes…. Write them down so you’ll have even more memories when he’s gone. My dad died when I was six, so I have no good memories of him.