stories like this and others of strength and tolerance and love should be put into a book about how to really be a man and a father. We need something to help teach guys out there I get so frustrated by the lack of teaching we actually set aside anymore for young men today. It just seems men in general have this thing about not passing important wisdom on to the next generation and just like in asking for directions or following instructions they seem to stupidly think you just got to man up and figure it out for yourself.
I loved reading about this, he reminded me a lot of my late father a man who lived helping others love and tolerance.