Life Proud father?

Reerun_KC · 12-27-2016, 09:55 PM

So tonight my son (19 years old) calls me to tell me a story about his day. He was off from work at Chase Bank and waiting at his other job Ted cafe. While waiting he met an older gentleman (early 80s) in overalls. They struck up a conversation, he informed my son that he just found out he had terminal cancer. The gentleman went and sat down alone. My son being like his father went and set with him so he wouldn't have to eat alone. They visited for over an hour and half, talked about life, girls, love, friends and family. My son picked up the gentleman's dinner tab. This story truly touched him as he was emotionally shaken while telling me this story.

I told him that your becoming a great man. You made me one proud father by your actions today. I Love you, Dad

After he told me everything. I kinda sat back and a few tears rolled down my cheeks thinking about his actions. Nothing's better than seeing your son/daughter do something that makes someone else's day a whole lot brighter.

12-27-2016, 09:55 PM	Topic Starter
Reerun_KC Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Casino cash: $7231160	Proud father? So tonight my son (19 years old) calls me to tell me a story about his day. He was off from work at Chase Bank and waiting at his other job Ted cafe. While waiting he met an older gentleman (early 80s) in overalls. They struck up a conversation, he informed my son that he just found out he had terminal cancer. The gentleman went and sat down alone. My son being like his father went and set with him so he wouldn't have to eat alone. They visited for over an hour and half, talked about life, girls, love, friends and family. My son picked up the gentleman's dinner tab. This story truly touched him as he was emotionally shaken while telling me this story. I told him that your becoming a great man. You made me one proud father by your actions today. I Love you, Dad After he told me everything. I kinda sat back and a few tears rolled down my cheeks thinking about his actions. Nothing's better than seeing your son/daughter do something that makes someone else's day a whole lot brighter.
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