Between Fathers and Sons (Part 1)

December 02, 2012

lifelong rectitude, exemplary work ethic and service careers; steadfast virtues that preceded an exceptional generation

Every father is a hero to his son, generally speaking. It is fatherhood's ultimate reward to be the beacon of their progeny un­til it is time for the younger to become somebody's hero or father.

This story of the circle of life has been told time and again in many ways. These are told in popular culture, through family his­tory, in communi­ty lore, or it can be etched in granite.

Fathers who sired sons who became accomplished indi­viduals later in life did so not because in the beginning they believed with abso­lute certainty that their sons would succeed in their cho­sen careers.

It is more of a story of individuals not wanting to fail in their commit­ment to fatherhood. In doing so, they have built a mor­al scaffolding for their children upon which their future life would be struc­tured.

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