Fathers Day is June 21....what will/or would you say to your dad on Father's day  

My father has passed away also. He has been gone for almost 28 years. It will be 28 years this October. My daughters were only 6 months old when he died so they never knew him and neither did my son because my son was born 6 years after he died.

I'm not close to my dad but I want to thank him for being patient w/ me even if i'm stubborn. I want to thank him for everything, tell him i'm sorry 4 the times when I was wrong. I'll also tell him that i'm lucky to be his daughter & that i'm so proud of him. Lastly, i'll hug him and tell him that I love him that even if I die & live again, I would still want to have a dad like him.

Advance happy father's day to all!

My dad is dead and I often wonder about where he is now. There were times when I would regret not having said how much I appreciated him but then again, there is really no reason for regrets. Cheers!!

Well we lost my father in February of this year, so I guess the best thing I can say now is give me one more day I love you Dad.....

Ok bad topic to respond to cuz now I am filling up with tears....

Sorry about your loss....

If I could talk to him without crying, if he would just call me, I would tell him that despite everything. Despite my trying to hate him, to despise him, to pretend he does not even exist. Despite all of that, I couldn't. Despite years of not wanting to love him, I haven;t been able to stop. Despite knowing how he treats my neice and nephew, I am still glad he is alive. Despite every horrible thing he has ever said or done or thought, despite the fact that he can live his life happily ignoring his children and grandchildren (except when it might benifit him) I still love him.

Dang ya'll I didn;t mean to cry but I am anyway. Thanks for letting me share.

Hi Jill, It is lovely to hear that you had such a good relationship with your dad and will be thinking of him on this day. I won't be saying a lot to my dad as he is in Thailand for three months and we are not really that close but if he was still in England I would just probably send him a humourous card. Huggles. Ellie :D

my father also passed away.. i was going to say that i would tell him thanks for nothing.. but i guess thats not true. he did help teach me right from wrong, the basics in life. but then.. as i got older.. he taught me.. to not trust men, how to have a low self esteem.. among other things i guess.. so i guess it wasn't nothing i would thank him for.. i would thank him for a few years of heartache, and showing me that if you really need to depend on someone, and survive, you'd better be able to rely on your own self.

My father, my best buddy, also passed away. If I had a chance to talk to him once more it would be to tell him how much I loved him. He was a great man. My dad was one of those people everyone liked. Friendly, outgoing and just a good man. I was a lucky little girl, teenager and adult to have such a special man in my life for the length of time he was here. I miss him.

I am my fathers caregiver so I see him each and every single day.
Ugghh! (j/k) LOL
But I ewill remind him that I care for him and love him a lot.
He will say "whatever" but I said it is the point in my mind.
HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB!!~

My father died in the U.K. shortly after I had given birth to my first son. I was unable to travel for the funeral as still recovering from childbirth.

However, during my pregnancy I went back to the U.K. and spent 6 weeks with him and we discussed all kinds of things. He knew that he was dying. I do not have any regrets that I did not say something to him at all.

He died peacefully at home and his last words to my mother was. "Imagine that my baby has a baby".