Eulogy Speech For My Father

In all possible words that I may choose to describe the relationship with my father, the one word that accurately expresses the emotion that has accrued throughout the years would be "admirable." The Oxford English Dictionary defines this word as "arousing or deserving respect and approval." As a father he taught me the importance of attaining an exceptional education. As a man he advocated the urgency of harboring honor and discipline. Encompassing the authoritative parenting style, I have always known my father to encourage success but welcome failure.

As hard as I tried to fight it, my dad instilled in me the good values and work ethic to be an honest and responsible member of society. He taught me how to be a good husband. He taught me how to be a good father. He taught me how to be a man. It has been 18 years since my father’s death, and I am still learning from the memories I have of him.

We live in a world that is filled with so many people who have a “father” but not a dad. I have been blessed because I not only have a father, but I have a great dad. He’s a huge inspiration to me and has always been one of my biggest role models. My dad has taught me many valuable life lessons. Some including how a man should treat a lady, how I should treat others, how I should behave, and how I should love and pursue a better relationship with God.

I feel the desperate need for our family to reunite, or at least for the relationship between my dad and I to improve. This betterment would allow my duties as a future father to be more stable and abundant. I would understand better how fathers and sons are supposed to interact, how to provide useful guidance to my children, hav... ... middle of paper ... ...able to succeed in this goal would be devastating and depressing for me. Achieving this goal would mean that I am a great father who is always available for the children, and who they look up to. I would also be a husband who supports the wife and shares a romantic relationship even as we grow old.

His flawless example and strong work ethic have influenced my life in so many areas. I have always admired him for putting his family first but am just beginning to realize how his attitudes toward work impacted my own life. His values and work ethic are now being passed on to my own children, and I wouldn’t want it any other way.

Both loved me unconditionally, and both strived to allow me to reach my full potential. They both possess unique attributes that shaped who I am today. I looked up to my dad for his undeniable work ethic. He showed me what it meant to do whatever it took to provide a happy life for his family. His late nights and early mornings at his work showed me his love in ways that he could not even imagine.

A line has been drawn between the teachings of our fathers and their hard work to support the family. Children need to understand the importance of fathers and what they can learn from watching their fathers’ dedication to support the family. A good father puts his family first over his desires. Moral fathers provide what is best for their children no matter the consequences. Not all fathers are virtuous, but most are great fathers.

Mentors expectations help mentees to fulfill their dreams. In Something the Lord Made, Dr. Blalock expected many great things from Thomas; for example when Thomas says, “I’m not ready for that, “I say you’re ready, you’re ready. I’ll mark out the line. And you cut along it. Just like you did for your old daddy.” This quotation explains how Dr. Blalock expected Thomas to do a lot of things ... ... middle of paper ... ...ation my mentor and dr. blalock had was very high, since the main purpose of their mentoring is to help us understand the concept and get the knowledge, so the mentor is able to expect a lot more from what they know, which has big stimulus on them .

In fact, my dad tries his best at helping, even if it is a scratch on my knee, he is always there to help. My father is a major part of my life and I am thankful for every minute with him! My father is consistently helping me accomplish my goals. However, both of my parents have helped me accomplish my goals and shaped into the person I am today. They helped push me to continue my education to becoming a Registered

He gave me advice everyday when I would just tell him all my problems. I was happy I was graduating, and I was happy my son was growing strong and healthy, but I did not care about anything else. He taught me that life is always going to give us hard times and never to give up. He became a father to my son like if my son is his biological son. He teaches my son from wrong to right and especially teaches him to listen, and respect me no matter what.