Father's Day

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Rob is truly one of the greatest, kindest, thoughtful men I know. I am so happy and blessed that he is the father of our children, and more so, that he's their Dad. He plays with them, works with them, encourages them, disciplines them, loves them, laughs with them (and at them sometimes), and enjoys moments with them as often as time allows. And with regards to how wonderful he is as a husband - well, words wouldn't suffice. Rob is the most selfless husband and remains sturdy and strong through my ups and downs. I am so grateful for his quiet presence, calming thoughts, loving heart, and most of all - his patience. I love you Rob. Happy Father's Day!

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