In honor of Father’s Day let’s hear it for the dad’s in our lives.
I appreciate my great, great grandfather: Wilford Woodruff for being such a dedicated journal keeper and missionary. Much of the history of the Church comes from his journals. May we glean this valuable habit in keeping a record of our own lives.
I remember my great grandfather: Frederick Clarkson who joined the Church in England , the only member of his family to do so. He was baptized in 1903, saved all of the money he made in the shop he ran, sold it, said good bye to his parents and siblings, traveled to America with a wife and four children arriving in Utah in 1911, was an English gentleman to the end.
We sing about Dad's grandfather: John Jacob Frederick Schmidt who with his fiancé came to this land, settled in SLC, married and was the best cement contractor, when he did the flat work on B street that lasted 100 years before it was replaced.
I had fun at my grandfathers: Milton Park & Heber Crane’s farms by chasing pigs, riding horses, feeding chickens, using the out houses and milking the cows.
My own dad worked hard his entire life: Gale Crane enjoyed life, when he wasn’t working, by teasing, laughing, tickling and going to every family reunion in Idaho that he could. Although he died young, the memories of him are still vivid and special.
Dad’s dad was more than just a quiet man: Frank Bull Schmidt set a fine example of generosity and living the gospel to the end. He took a lot of flak from grandma; but was loyal to family, the priesthood and all who knew him. He would be 100 yrs old now.
Your Dad, is a wonderful, kind and dedicated man: Allan Schmidt has great love of his children and drops everything to help in time of need or want. He is thoughtful, kind, fun, talented & brilliant in his field of work. He is a blessing to all of us. We love you, Papa, Dad & Al.
Your husbands and dads to your children: Mike, Aaron, Dave, Jed & Jory treasure the opportunity now or when it comes to be the best father ever. You only get one chance to be their hero. Take time to listen, teach, love, play with and guide them.
I can’t leave out: Heavenly Father & Jesus Christ, who gives us our every breath. They provided a way for us to return home through repentance, forgiveness, the gospel, prayer, scriptures, prophets and more. Thank you for life, too.
I appreciate my great, great grandfather: Wilford Woodruff for being such a dedicated journal keeper and missionary. Much of the history of the Church comes from his journals. May we glean this valuable habit in keeping a record of our own lives.
I remember my great grandfather: Frederick Clarkson who joined the Church in England , the only member of his family to do so. He was baptized in 1903, saved all of the money he made in the shop he ran, sold it, said good bye to his parents and siblings, traveled to America with a wife and four children arriving in Utah in 1911, was an English gentleman to the end.
We sing about Dad's grandfather: John Jacob Frederick Schmidt who with his fiancé came to this land, settled in SLC, married and was the best cement contractor, when he did the flat work on B street that lasted 100 years before it was replaced.
I had fun at my grandfathers: Milton Park & Heber Crane’s farms by chasing pigs, riding horses, feeding chickens, using the out houses and milking the cows.
My own dad worked hard his entire life: Gale Crane enjoyed life, when he wasn’t working, by teasing, laughing, tickling and going to every family reunion in Idaho that he could. Although he died young, the memories of him are still vivid and special.
Dad’s dad was more than just a quiet man: Frank Bull Schmidt set a fine example of generosity and living the gospel to the end. He took a lot of flak from grandma; but was loyal to family, the priesthood and all who knew him. He would be 100 yrs old now.
Your Dad, is a wonderful, kind and dedicated man: Allan Schmidt has great love of his children and drops everything to help in time of need or want. He is thoughtful, kind, fun, talented & brilliant in his field of work. He is a blessing to all of us. We love you, Papa, Dad & Al.
Your husbands and dads to your children: Mike, Aaron, Dave, Jed & Jory treasure the opportunity now or when it comes to be the best father ever. You only get one chance to be their hero. Take time to listen, teach, love, play with and guide them.
I can’t leave out: Heavenly Father & Jesus Christ, who gives us our every breath. They provided a way for us to return home through repentance, forgiveness, the gospel, prayer, scriptures, prophets and more. Thank you for life, too.
WE love all of you. Thanks for being good, great and grand, Dads.
