Happy Father's Day!

Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.  I am thankful for the fathers in my life.

Bethany's dad (on the right) has been a great provider for their family.  If there is something broken (car, house, etc.), Steve can fix it.  He is a generous man who loves his family.

My dad (on the left) taught me about hard work.  Since he owned a business, he had to work long hours. He was a great athlete and loved to teach others about sports.  He has always supported me and provided for our family.

And I'm thankful to be these kids' dad. 

Have a great Father's Day!

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