❤ together❤

It's a huge blessing if you make it to adulthood and your parents are still alive and moderately healthy. Seriously, do NOT take it for granted.

​@@DefeatLust my dad was 46, just recieved a prestigious position as a forensic accountant with the RCMP (canada) had the highest marks of 800 across the country and passed suddenly 5 months after his dream job....you are so right please dont take for granted! I cried seeing this for two reasons happy for this man and sadness I will never see my dad retire

@@lisam8044 When I was a kid and heard about someone (a stranger) dying in their forties, it didn’t seem like a big deal because they were so old. Now that I’m 61 I realize how very young it is for someone to die. I’m so sorry your dad didn’t get to enjoy his dream job and then retirement, as well as seeing you and any siblings you have come into your own and start careers and families. I’m sorry you missed out on having an adult relationship with him and being able to ask him for advice or even questions about the family background that you don’t think about when you’re young. Thank you for reminding others who read your comment that nothing is guaranteed in life - even life itself. Blessings.

@Terri that was the kindest and very profound reply, God bless

😢 so sweet

Surely dad's happiness overwhelmed...recalling the memories when the girls were young...😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

❤❤❤❤ daddy’s Girl 😇😇😇😇

Yes

Good father

Amen

😢😢

Exactly🫶🏾

The Beatles

@@AyuJuni-gj7dt Yes, thank you! I love them too!! ❤😊

Best gift ever

It is a parents dream when they’re all together. 🙏🏼🤗🥰

May God bless him indeed, in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, amen.

Same, weakness is leaving through my eye ducts.

Amen

This is beautiful you touching😊❤🎉😊

Its the onions and I love it

Oh my goodness, how beautiful,i wish I had a loving DAD like that,my sperm donor deserted me 66 years ago ❤❤❤

I wish i know my father too.

​@@bezamichael4591sorry my love, but sometimes it's better not to know them , especially in my case, take care and live your life ❤❤❤

Yes! They should make it a yearly tradition on top of seeing his separately.

@@carmenedwards3863❤I guess it’s better that way than abusing you sexually and putting him in prison…GOD bless you! JESUS loves you!

Yes !! ❤, God is so good 👍.

@@margaretbeltran6925 For the ones who have a good relationship, yes, it must be.

Tears 😭

I teared through the whole video.

@@GRADER800 us without big families will make due somehow. look into finding some really great friends that can become your family. I’ve been listening a lot to John Delony (has a show on youtube) and he talks a lot about how we choose to be lonely and we don’t have to. I used to scoff and call BS, that if you don’t have bio family you never will have a family which really isn’t true. it’s hard to start to be proactive to meet new people but it’s possible with a little self confidence and hard work

Me too! I never saw my Dad cry till I was in Highschool at his Moms funeral. The older I get the more emotional he gets. Although I cry when I see anyone cry.😢

And his girls appreciate him too❤

I do too.

I do too. I lost my dad when I was 19 but he was never shy to show his love and affection. My gpa was the dad I had after he passed last year I just tear up every time I watch a video like this.

May God bless him,, amin

Amen❤

Do Brasil: estou em lágrimas!❤❤❤

Good thing God didn't capriciously decide to give any of them cancer or a terminal illness!

People always thank this nebulous deity for anything good that happens while at the same time excuse any bad behaviour of this deity. Maybe he raised his girls well so they appreciate all his love and support. You should be praising him.

Amen!

Amen, in Jesus name 🙏🏽

Lord Voldemort.

@@dubious6718 thats crazy

You can see that they are truly a Christian family .

Самое главное, чтобы у детей всё было хорошо! А часто их видишь или нет - не важно!

Absolutely!

What you wrote, is a 1000% CORRECT! I have six grown kids, in the states and abroad. They're all fine and well, but to see them ALL together, with the grandkids...is the only dream I have left in my life!🥰

I couldn't say it better I had tears in my eyes

@@martinaglasbrenner4488 I'ma grown man! I didn't have any tears in my eyes. I had just got a haircut and I think some hair fell into to my eyes and I just couldn't get it out!😳😭

So very sad for your family mainly your father 😢😢

My moms wish too...we fulfilled that wish. All seven of her daughters, 14 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren were there to big her farewell. She passed on exactly a week ago....I miss her dearly. I hope your family will put their differences aside and get together sometime soon.🙏

So very sad 😢

I totally relate. I have a similar story, but not quite, but that I relate I miss my father too.

You realize when you lose an immediate family member how incredibly stupid/trivial most of the arguments seem now and you beat yourself up wishing you could go back and do it all differently. It's been two years now and I miss my brother just as miss as I did that day he died,I still think of him at least 10 times a day.

Indeed.✝️💯🥰

Yes!! Amen 🙏 ❤.

His is truly blessed so are they ❤

All glory to God

Amen!!

So do I , can’t hold 😢 ❤

C'est un cadeau merveilleux que vous leur avez fait bravo à vous tous , j'ai' perdu mon papa en février et je me suis mariée en novembre c'était vraiment triste et j' ai perdu ma maman 4 ans après. Quelques mois après la naissance de mon 2 ème fils. ,mes 2 premiers ont 1 an de différence,mes. Autres enfants (4) n' ont pas eu la chance de connaître leurs grands parents hélas et moi malgré mes70 ans maintenant je pleure chaque fois que je vois 😢😢😢 une vidéo comme celle-ci. 😢😢😢

Not sure if they feel the same way once all the grandchildren start being "dropped" 😅

Boy your 100% right very blessed!!!!

@@Jorg05111980 🤣 Yeah the 1st few were okay 👌. Then when it hit 14 they were like what have we done! Bwahaha 🤣 They would point the finger at each other & start laughing. 😆 When the great grand babies started coming they were in love. 😍 They knew their DNA would survive a while. They were alive for two of them. 🤔 We are up to 8 now.

@@lisaturtle1106 Yep! Even better we are all tight. No arguing, no hate. Just love!😁💞

Blessed for sure. That’s excellent.

Precious ❤

❤

Maybe be mindful of grouping humans together. “All parents” is strong. I understand where you coming from but there are parents who don’t fit into “all”.

@@AWholeVibe96 this comment is not necessary... by "all" they are implying "all good and healthy natural parents"... of course there are exceptions for anything... that's like saying you can't say puppies are cute because there are a few who have rabies and killed people. Just enjoy the comment and stop being a whiner.

@@nuclearmusic77 ok

Enough to burn us forever?

The God part is fire!

Amen.

Amen!

Awesome man

@@virnacastelli2748dads are always good to their daughters… mom for son..🥰

I didn't do anything. I didn't make them turn up! He should be thanking whomever arranged it!

@@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 ..... last I checked, friend, " Lord" didn't mean any one of us. So, no... I don't think the praise was for you, but God Himself, who arranged the hearts of the girls to seek their dads happiness through their gift. The pleasure the dad got from seeing his girls and then thanking God for the gift of his daughters thoughtfulness is a Testament to his wonderful parenting, just like the Heavenly Father.

they should be together more often shouldnt be a gift

There just HAD to be some religious fanatic like you coming here to ruin the moment.

@@NawwafAlii Zakir Naiks a hatemonger and a terrorist at the same.

​@@NawwafAliiyou better listen to David Wood instead

@@nathanator1297 again you have to read about islam go watch and listen to ahmed deedat and zakir naik

It's so humbling watching dad give the Lord Christ Jesus Yeshua Hamashiach thanks for bringing his beautiful girls together. It's wonderful to see, thanks to the Lord Christ Jesus🙏. What a beautiful family,🙏😊.

We did this for my moms 70th bday and she cried multiple times out of happiness

🤝

Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah..

Thank you for taking that task seriously ,wish I had had a dad like that! ( I was blessed with a great mom though)

Just like if we sit one place and say God I am here, he will feel this way. That is why he died in the cross because he missed us ❤

Truth

I don’t think most Americans criticize the families living together…it’s just the opposite…most wish their families lived much closer. My adult daughters all live within a 45 min ride…we all go to the same church, I see them all the time. It will be harder as the grandkids get older tho…college and families later. But I know my daughters will do all they can to take care of me and my husband as we get older…just like we will as my mom gets older. She’s 85 and doing great rn. But when she doesn’t, we will take care of her💕

​@@rhondadavis1483 thanks for telling ❤ otherwise social media and some podcasts from highly influential people portray the US in negative light or atleast they think it is cool while sharing that and we find it weird, and negative 😅

@@PraveenKJ. ❤️

@@rhondadavis1483 I meeeean we kinda do. We shame adults for still living at home 🤷🏾‍♀️ that’s not “normal” in our society. I get your point too though.

@@Boogs.310 oh well yeah I hadn’t thought about your point about ppl living at home with their parents. I was thinking about elderly relatives living with us. But I agree with you that that really isn’t “normal” UNLESS there are special considerations like the child maybe has health or mental health/developmental issues OR they are trying to finish college and keep their expenses low, saving up to get married…something like that. I was thinking about elderly parents for the most part when I wrote my comment. If a kid is able to work and that sort of thing, I think it can be(although not always the case) enabling them, in an unhealthy way, if they stay under the parents roof for too long. It’s almost like they are being babied, and in the long run, that doesn’t help kids become adults. Parents won’t be around forever to help them. I think it’s fine for “short-term” if kids have hit a rough patch…after my divorce I had 3 little kids and I stayed with my parents until I could get a job, reliable transportation(dad even helped me there), and eventually they helped me with housing(initially. But I was going back to nursing school so I could stand on my own, and they helped me tremendously. In turn, I helped my oldest daughter when she chose to go to Cali to college for a year(we lived on the east coast). I helped with her rent and food and transportation. Also my twins stayed with me until one got married and the other went away to college. They both lived at home and went to community college to save expenses. Then the one got married, her husband supported her thru her last two years(he had already graduated), and the other went away to Bible college her for her last two years. Even tho it was really hard on me(terrible empty nest!) I knew in the long run, they needed and were ready to get on their own. To this day, they do not ask us for anything and they BLESS us all the time! Also we let my step daughter and her husband and three kids live with us for 6 months when they were moving here from another state…until they were able to get on their feet. So I def think short term is much healthier. But there are exceptions! But as far as my mom, yep we would keep her at our home in order for her to not have to go to a facility….unless we were not able to bc of health reasons, but I know my kids and my brother would step up in that case. I totally get your point as well, so I wanted to clarify.❤️

Guess how they get the plane tickets for all of them? (I think they paid with rocks💀

Wrong!

Wrong dude. I'm no parent but I see this as special and meaningful. Blessed family indeed

@@shriramvenkatraman566 exactly my meaning...only it's more special between a parent and his children.

@@glenntremblay5406 but to say that only a parent can know why is not accurate, and is frankly insulting to people without kids. If someone had the benefit of growing up in a loving environment as we all deserve, it is very EASY to see why this is so special and meaningful.

@@scotts7453 well I don't have kids either but after living 62 years I believe I have gotten something of a grasp on the human condition. Clearly one doesn't need to have kids to know this was a special moment but when parents raise kids over some 20ish years and they all more or less scatter after reaching adulthood when the opportunity for them all to be together for an occasion it's bound to hit home for the parents in a very powerful way. I think one needs to realize that the bond between parent and child is unique and special. In any event I stand by my original statement. My apologies if it gives offence.

Unfortunately, not all parents. Sad but true 😢

Wow I teared up when I saw this loving dad’s reaction to having his daughters all together. You can just feel his love and how he deeply cares for them. I couldn’t hold back my tears at his heart for them and thanking the Lord that way 😢❤ Sadly, narcissistic and sociopathic men do not show love to their daughters as a dad should. A man who has no heart will never connect like a normal dad should with his daughters. Please be careful who you marry. 😢😮A man with a complex of completely selfish, self-centered mindset and a cruel, hard heart is a devastating thing to be brought up by. I pray God will be my 3 daughters loving Father ❤❤❤and I pray they find a loving husband when they grow up who can start a new family legacy of a loving earthly father for their children. 🙏🏼❤️🥰

My dad hasn't spoken to me in 20 years. This is so heartwarming to see. 🤍

Must be nice ❤

Amen 🙏

💯💯💯💯

@@VioletJoy Nothing stopping YOU from speaking to him.

Not you alone me too.😂😂

🙏🏽🇺🇸💯 me too..! THIS Father’s Day is going to be a hard one ☝🏾 again… it’s been 7 years. I’m crying right now! COME ON FATHER’S DAY! My FAVORITE ❤️ Holiday STILL…! I’m going to have to do something every year! I see that now. 🎉

My father passed away 13 years ago, and there are no even a day I didn’t think about him. I’m father’s daughter forever 😭

@@anchoranchor3495 🙏🏽❤️✊🏿🥂DITTO...!

@@kareneaster8137 🙏🫂🇺🇦🇺🇸

The lucky ones anyway.

Me, too!

Sending you both hugs & love. Sorry for your loss. 💕

I'm crying too and I'm 54yrs old😪😪

😢 He is always present within you. Hug yourself and you can imagine you are hugging him tightly ❤❤❤

@@nath1284 👍

This family just gave us a glimpse of heaven.

I’m sure your making precious memories now. Sadly we are not here forever, enjoy you time as a family, that’s all that matters!

😢😢😢❤❤❤

Very sorry to hear that. I wish you both so much peace and love during this transition.❤

I'm an only child too. This made me sad but hope you two get to spend really good time together until the end. He will forever be in your heart and give you strength. Always❤

I am certainly happy that you have celebrated your father. Please make sure you go to the grieving process.

Amen 🙏🏾

Amen 🙏🏾 🎉

Sorry to hear that ❤hugs

God bless you 🙏🏽 *hugs*