It's Father's Day, a day I have always loved. When I was a child, I
loved making cards and gifts for my dad. I loved cooking dinner for him
and spoiling him. My sister and I would make him breakfast in bed.
I'm sure it lacked in flavor, but he always lovingly and gratefully ate
it and complimented our efforts. He was my whole world and such an
amazing example to me in so many ways. He is still a great man and I
recognize even more the incredible influence he had in shaping me into
the person I am now.The last few years, since I've been married
and had a family of my own, Father's Day has changed for me. Now, I get
to focus my efforts in my husband, the father of our children. The
kids and I like to make a big breakfast and a fancy dinner. We love to
make all of his favorite things and spoil him all day long.
Jared
is an amazing father. He works hard each day to provide for our family
in many ways. His love for the gospel and his faith in Jesus Christ
shines through in his actions and in his love for us. I so appreciate
his ability to connect with our children. He works hard to make time
for them and show them his support for the things they love and are
interested in. He can be found playing ball with Ethan and Abby,
dancing or swinging with Sadie, discussing history and current events
with Jenna and laughing with all of them. The kid's eagerness to share
their lives with him is a testimony to their knowledge of his love for
them.
He also loves me. He makes my comfort and happiness his
top priority. If the saying, "The greatest thing a father can do for
his children is to love their mother" is true, then Jared absolutely
exemplifies this.
Pres. David O. McKay said that no success can
compensate for failure in the home. Jared takes his responsibilities at
home seriously. His actions prove it. He is truly an incredible
husband and father.
Happy Father's Day, babe! We love you everyday!!!
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