My Dad

A Father Just Like You

I just want you to know, you mean the world to me.

Only a heart as dear as yours would give so unselfishly.

The many things you've done, all the times that you were there.

Helps me know deep down inside how much you really care.

Even though I might not say, I appreciate all you do.

And I’m glad that the man I married, is a father just like you.

Dad-
You are a big part of me, my thoughts, and my life. You are my friend, my coffee drinking buddy, and my hero. I want to thank you for all you have done...from taking care of your family to fighting for our country and freedoms that we have today.
I love you!

My Sister

Growing up we were always together and she became one of my best friends.I am thankful for all the memories I do have of the time we spent together.Now through a series of changes in life we have grown apart.I know that things will never be the same between the two of us again but I do want her to know that I think about her, love her, and miss her every day.

"Sisters are connected throughout their lives by a special bond... whether they try to ignore it or not. For better or for worse, sisters remain sisters, until death do them part."

Brigid McConville

My Sister, My Friend

by Reba McEntire

Hey girl it's me
I just called to tell you hi
Call me when you get this
Haven't talked lately so hard to find the time
Give the boys a big kiss
Tell them that I miss them
By the way I miss you too
I was thinking just today
About how we used to play
Barbie dolls and make-up
Tea parties dress up
I remember how we'd fight
We made up and laughed all night
Wish we were kids again
My sister my friend
Oh yeah before I forget I met someone
I think I really like him
I was wondering if I'm jumping the gun
By going out on a limb
And invite him home for Christmas
To meet the family
Seem like just yesterday
You brought home old what's his name
He had been drinking
What were you thinking
After dinner he passed out
We can laugh about it now
We've learned a lot since then
My sister my friend
Do you think you could come and see me sometime soon
We could just hang out like we used to
It's late and I should go
But I can'y hang up the phone
Until I tell you
What I don't tell you enough
Even though at times it seemed
We were more like enemies
I'd do it all again
My sister my friend

Roxie Dean/Bonnie Baker/Amy Dalley