I’ll be saying a prayer and remembering all the sacrifices he made and hard work he did for us. Passed away 11/3/2011, God Bless!
Graveside visit.
Big breakfast and then fishing with son-in-law early in the morning.
As I BBQ ( or grill for those who call slow cooked meat BBQ, which is the correct definition), in my house. And
seeing how it is my day, the wife will make a big pot of spaghetti sauce.
Now that’s Italian
My father, AAF pilot, awarded the DFC, died on 21 Dec 1988, the day Pan Am 103 went down. I visited his grave last weekend to pay my respects.
Since I love to cook I will make my signature Spaghetti sauce and then spend the rest of my Fathers Day and 65th Bithday chillin out! However, come 5PM some batches of Moskow Mules will be in order!!
I’m going to put together my Gundam model.
I'll say my prayers before sunrise, sneak back to the house to put up the flag while the local base plays the National Anthem at 0800, and then avoid my child/grandchildren for as long as they don't find me. ;)
We play hard around here.
/johnny
My father passed in 83, I still ask myself “What would dad do?”
‘Ignore It’ wasn’t an option.
Other: 36.67%
Have a picnic or cookout 26.67%
Give Dad a nice present 13.33%
Take Dad out for a meal 6.67%
Do something outdoorsy 6.67%
Call Dad on the phone 6.67%
Church, followed by smoking ribs in the afternoon. I’ll tend the smoker and sit on my butt for a nice lazy Sunday with my family.
Lost Dad in 1999. He sacrificed everything so we kids wouldn’t have to struggle like he did growing up.
Miss him every minute of every day.
Will take “dad” (husband/father of kids) out. Another great guy who really looks after, pays attention to, plays with and LOVES his kids. (willing to play “girly” games with the girls, wrestle, play ball with boys — and is NEVER too tired, even if he is, LOL).
Reminds me of MY dad...
Washing my 2013 Dodge Challenger R/T and then will be drinking beer staring at it.
Buried my father in 1986 on my birthday. Will never forget that. And I still call him “Daddy”.