The Difference Between Father and Dad

Reblogged from GYA today:

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It's no secret, just about any male aged teenager and above can become a father. But, becoming a Dad ...that's a whole different story.

This is a story about Brenna Martin's dad, Bryan Martin ...a real Dad ...probably just Daddy to Brenna. Brenna recently graduated from North Johnston High School in Kenly, North Carolina. After the graduation ceremony, Brenna's dad gave her a gift.

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This story touched me in a big way. If you haven't seen it yet, I recommend that you chck it out. Thank you, GYA today for sharing it! Russ

About russtowne

My wife and I have been married for over 33 years. We have 3 adult children and recently became grandparents for the first time, with a second one on the way! I founded, own, and operate an investment management and advisory firm. My wife is a Special Ed teacher for Kindergartners and First Graders. In addition to our family and friends and my profession, my passions include writing poetry, song lyrics, and non-fiction short stories; tending a fern garden and small redwood grove on our property, hiking in ancient old-growth redwood forests, and watching old movie classics.
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2 Responses to The Difference Between Father and Dad

  1. Cathy Ulrich says:

    Thanks for sharing this great story, Russ. I often give “Oh the Places You’ll Go” as a graduation present. What a heartwarming story and such foresight on the Dad’s part! Hugs, Cathy

  2. russtowne says:

    Thank you, Cathy!
    Big HUGS right back to you!
    Russ

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