Dick Hoyt has pushed his son Rick, a wheelchair quadriplegic, through over 65 marathons. What extraordinary devotion.
Devotion Pass It On®See the billboard that inspired this radio ad.
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Most kids resent a dad who is constantly pushing them. But not Rick Hoyt! For years Rick has been pushed, pulled, and carried by his dad, and he loves it. That’s because Rick, a wheelchair quadriplegic since birth, and his father Dick together have competed in over 65 marathons. What extraordinary devotion… Pass It On. This message is a courtesy of The Foundation for a Better Life at Pass It On.com.
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This really the meaning of a Dad
I just love this. I can't wait to use this in the classroom of Middle School Students. Mahalo!!
this is really cool!
