Another Father’s Day has come and gone. Dads have received due, their day of recognition and appreciation. Now they’re back to doing what they do best, being dads.
So, as the leftover cake is consumed, and Dads thank their children again for their thoughtful gifts, here’s a poem that resonates.
A Dad’s Faith
Out of all the dads that God picked through,
I thank Him every day that He picked you.
You are always there to lend a hand,
to pick me up when I could not stand.
To guide me and love me and to show me the way,
I love you dad each and every day.
You always know when something is not quite right,
and you always find a way to fix it before the day turns to night.
Thank you dad for believing and having a strong faith in God,
and for allowing Him to show you the child He had so carefully picked out for you to raise.
I would not be the [man] I am today,
without the faith that God had sent your way.
© Kimberly C. Arbogast
S.H. Southern and Associates
Experienced executives, familiar with small start-ups and large corporations, building great companies
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- S. H. Southern
- Steve handles Client Outreach for Ogilvie Daugherty Financial Services, helping business owners transition profits from their business to their own pocket. His other projects include three start-up technology companies, and actively mentoring other entrepreneurs. Steve serves his community as a corporate director and volunteers his time with various not-for-profit organizations. Steve has focused his career on building and growing companies, and helping others do the same, focusing on business model validation, capital, partnerships, joint ventures, high-leverage projects, and also lead generation and conversion. Throughout his career Steve has balanced hard work with a dedication to his children, active involvement in his community, and continuous personal development. Steve can often be found outdoors with his children, running or working out, perfecting his golf game, communicating his insights via his blog and other writing projects.
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