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Let's Hear It For The Dads

Let's Hear It For The Dads Authored by Silvio Canto via American Thinker, It’s another Fathers’ Day, and let me say a cheer for our fathers. I was blessed with a wonderful father, who led by example and taught me all the right values.  He passed away back in late 2015, but I still remember having a little Cuban coffee and enjoying a game on TV.  I would love to have another of those Sunday afternoons back, because I miss them dearly.  We spoke about so much in those moments. I remember the time that we...
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