Eulogy For Father

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I know Daniel Mejia since I was five-years-old. He is always there for me and my little brother. I am glad that Daniel is in my life as my father because I love him as one and he loves me like I am his own blood. Yes, we do argue at times, but that’s how father’s and daughters are. My dad Daniel is very protective of me even though I am not his daughter he loves me like I am his own daughter. He is there for me all the time than my biological father ever was. I honestly thought Daniel was my real father. As I got older, we grew closer and I noticed that I act like him a lot in some ways. My dad Daniel would give me advice about boys and school. He wanted me to learn an instrument so I joined concert band in seventh grade. The instrument

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