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Day #11 Father’s Day Event- Enter now!

We are now
in Day #11 of the lovely month of June, 2012. 
For today-
Comment on the following question:
What do you feel is your father’s greatest accomplishment? 
Be sure to leave your father’s name

Winner will be announced on tomorrow a.m.
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section and you could really get an even better prize.  Word of mouth is
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  5. amylynn73 says

    my father John, I believe his greatest accomplishments were having a family two sons and two daughters even though his sons my brothers didnt make it past infancy and serving in the united states army for 27 yrs were his greatest accomplishments…hes most proud of his family and military back ground…..

    greeneyesamytolley@aol.com amy tolley facebook name

  6. jbafaith says

    I never really had a "dad" so I will talk about my grandpa and I think his greatest achievement was just loving all of us. I never doubted his feelings for us and always felt welcome going to my grandparents home. In an era when many men really felt all they needed to do was to go to work, he went way above that making us laugh, making ice cream every time we visited, and playing games with us. I loved him very much.

  8. Stephanie H. says

    My father's greatest accomplishment was learning to read. My dad didn't know how to read until I started learning to read. I wondered why my parents had this strange rule whether or not I had reading homework I was to bring my reading book home. Later I learned that after us kids went to bed my mother would work on teaching my father to read using my reading book. So as I learned to read my father learned to read. My dad finally was able to take a few college classes and because of those classes he was able to get a promotion at work which was better for his health. I am so proud of him. I am also proud of my mom for working with him and teaching him to read.

    lpninpain at gmail dot com

  11. Chrissy11217 says

    My father's greatest accomplishment was learning that he should put his family over things that don't matter. He learned the value of family

    walkbyfaith3715 at yahoo.com

  12. francis485 says

    i think being a dad was his biggest accomplishment, he used to never keep in touch with me, he used to tell me he has his own life and cant be bothered. so recently he has been trying to be my dad

    wdionisiolover@aol.com

    i shared and tweeted

  14. savannah says

    My dad, Rodney, has been coaching a womens make a wish softball team for a long time now every year they raise money to make a little boy's or girl's wish come true. My dad puts a lot of time into it and every year they reach their goal 🙂 I'm proud to tell people that about my dad So I think that is his greatest accomplishment 🙂

    savannahm1987@gmail.com