June 2018
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FATHER’S DAY<br />
Photos and interviews by Beth Black<br />
Remember growing up and your dad spouting<br />
words of wisdom,<br />
or Dadisms?<br />
We asked folks what their<br />
favorite Dadism was.<br />
My dad always says “Be<br />
a leader, not a follower.”<br />
— Brianna Cady<br />
My father always said<br />
“If you are going to do it,<br />
then do it right!”<br />
— Paula Krueger<br />
My dad took me to the<br />
projects all the time and told<br />
me that if I didn’t stay in<br />
school, then that is where I<br />
would live. Hence, 13 years<br />
in college.<br />
— Dr. Donna Cady<br />
My dad always wanted us<br />
to be self sufficient and even<br />
though he is Hispanic and<br />
has a certain mindset, he<br />
never wanted his daughters<br />
to depend on a man. He<br />
taught me to build myself<br />
out of nothing. He said, “You<br />
can build an empire out of<br />
one cent.”<br />
— Erika Olivos Camino<br />
My father would always<br />
tell me “It is never too<br />
late. Never too late to<br />
call, never too late to<br />
change;” a phrase that<br />
helped along the way<br />
with life challenges.<br />
— Gem Osceola<br />
My dad lives by example and<br />
we have watched him give the<br />
shirt off his back to anyone in<br />
need and welcome everyone.<br />
That, and he made us learn<br />
every possible street address if<br />
we wanted a ride anywhere.<br />
— Judy Diggs<br />
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JUNE <strong>2018</strong>