Eulogy For Father

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I know I haven’t known you for that long, but in these short 3 months one thing I’ve learned is what an amazing father you are. Even though I’m pretty sure you already know this. The love you have for your daughters is inspiring. I’m so very lucky and blessed to have met a man like you. One who understands that a father’s duty is to set a standard in which your daughters will judge all men against. To protect your little girls and love them unconditionally. The pride and joy you have for your girls shows by the way your face lights up when you talk about them. The bond daughters have with their fathers is extremely sacred and precious and it’s obvious you have that with them. Your daughters are extremely blessed to have you in their lives.

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