ONE thing I am thankful for is my Dad who was a Godly and a hard working man who taught me so many things in the short time I had with him on earth. I remember going to see Bread at the Assembly Center on a Sunday night. That meant missing church. Bread was not the last concert, ballet or opera I would see or set up. I followed in my Grandfathers and Dads footsteps as a stagehand. The load out of these things would sometimes last past midnight, but my Dad would get up the next morning and go to his 8-5 job. When I played Blue T football in 7-8 grade, he was in charge of the concession stand. I hated it after the games, we had to eat the leftovers. Probably why I ballooned up so heavy. I believe he is the reason I have the passion I have for driving. My first job after high school was working with my brother in law Wayne Sedersten for Boswell Supply in Garden City. One of my responsibilities was driving a one ton flatbed. Since then, I have driven everything you can. I have logged over a million miles on these highways, and been to 45 / 48 of the lower states. I wish he had been alive to meet my wife Charissa Cozort. He would have loved her. Shes hardworking and doesnt take any thing off anyone. I believe its because her mom and dad graduated from Webster. Its a westside thing!! I miss you every day Dad and am so thankful for the way we were raised. One day our family will be reunited in Heaven with glorified bodies and an eternity to spend with our Heavenly Father. I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and finds something to truly be thankful.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 02:15:49 +0000
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