Congratulations, Kyle!
By Wyatt Earp | November 7, 2008
Kyle, with our Pastor, Father Quinter.
It’s a good feeling to know that you’re raising a decent, respectful child.
This morning, our 7-year old son Kyle was honored in school today. He was one of 16 students (From Grades 1-8) who received a “Peacemaker Award” for responsibility. Kyle’s teacher nominated him for being helpful, obedient, and supportive of his classmates. Being a Roman Catholic school, the presentation was made during mass in front of the entire student body. The missus and I (along with my in-laws) were on hand to see him receive the award.
Like most parents, there are times when we are disappointed in our children. Sometimes, they act like knuckleheads – like Dad. But, to be honest, Kyle is a model student. He earns good grades and has never been a discipline problem. This award is just icing on the cake.
We are all very proud of him.
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Yay! Way to go Kyle! And way to go, parents- raising good kids is not as easy as TV made it look in those old shows. Pats on the back all around!
Good for Kyle! You all are doing a great job with the kids.
I know I don’t have to tell you to be proud, but the recognition with which he was honored is truly something to be proud of as a parent.
Awwww, it’s always nice to hear about kids doing good things. Obviously mom and dad are doing something very right.
Congrats to Kyle
Way to go Kyle! He’s a handsome young man on top of being a good guy Wyatt. I’m proud for all of y’all.
George Clooney should have presented him the award.
Congratulations to you Kyle! The world needs more children, and future adults like you!
Yeah but can he drive a Bobcat??????
Congratulations Kyle. Keep up the good work!
Yay Kyle!
Congrats! I know I’ll burn in hell for this (just add it to the mile-long list) but, Thank God you can see both of Father’s hands.
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