This morning, I dutifully I dedicated about half an hour to reflect on my
father, and a few minutes to pray and express my gratitude to my late father,
Abdul Rahman. I am blessed to have a
great Dad, an affectionate and caring father who opened many windows of
knowledge for me.
I live by many examples he left for us to emulate – honor
your promises, what you appear is what you are. He was forgiving, always
inclined to mitigate conflicts and nurture goodwill in my town I grew up – he did
not have a barrier between him and another human being – he was a caring man. Rarely did I see him get angry and I thanks for
passing on some those genes.
My 2nd duty of prayers was for my father
figure Everett Blauvelt who passed away last year at 97. He opened to door for
me to come to the United States. He was very caring and very sensitive – and of
course we were friends more than the deferential relationships.
Both the men had great attitudes towards life and I am blessed to emulate them.
them are listed here.
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My heart goes out to those who did not have a good relationship with their father but, despite that they survived, and give that affection to their offspring and service to others.
Mike