Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Dad... No man has or will ever teach me as much as you have, about being a good family man, about life, about work ethic, about being a father, about being proud of who i am what i do and where i come from. I will miss our long talks about your good ol' days those classic cars that you owned and drove, the stories of travelling you shared, i will miss calling you when i need help with a cooking recipe or to borrow a tool, I will miss your laugh and we will all miss your sense of humour and classic jokes. You have taught me so much in life and I am sure you still have plenty to teach me in death. "They say anyone can be a father but it takes a real man to be a Dad..." Well to me you were both, you brought me into this world and gave me discipline when i needed it. You taught me the importance of family, in your later years you taught me it is okay to have a softer side, vulnerability while maintaining strength. A stronger man, there has never been, at the end your illness you never complained of pain. Yaw^ko, for everything you have shared, given and taught. I know i have made you proud in life (you told me so) and i will continue to try to make you proud. You always said, "You were the richest man around!" It wasn't because of the money you had, or the materials you possessed, it was because of your children and your family and the legacy you created... I get that now.
Kunolukhwa Lakeniha
Jehjehn
