1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 September Voice | Page 57

a great asset in life and the ability
to use good judgment is something
that you are not born with but
develop by thinking clearly and
with a level head. I hope and pray
that you can be as good a woman
all through life as your Mother is.
No more than this can I ask for.
I do want you to preserve your
deep faith that you have in God
and continue to be active in
Church. This one part of your life
can be a tremendous help in times
of trouble. Don’t ever ignore it.
Keep your sweet disposition and
don’t ever become critical of peo­
ple. I’ve always felt that if I my­
self take care of me, I’ll have my
hands full without trying to or­
ganize other peoples’ lives. So keep
a steady keel, keep your chin up
and I am sure you will do well.
You’re partly on your own—you’re
the most on your own that you’ve
ever been but your Father and Mo­
ther are always lurking in the
shadows, ready to help you when
you need help. I hope you don’t
need it.”
Love,
Your Daddy
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