A Father's Presence.
A Daughter's Foundation.
I grew up in a home where discipline was not optional—it was a rhythm of life. Chores, structure, and expectations came early.
I was often the first called—not because I was being challenged the hardest, but because I was favored and trusted. I was the one he drew close, the one he spoke to more deeply.
Every correction came with a reassurance I still carry today:
"I'm doing this because I love you, and I'm preparing you for life."
After his passing, I found myself holding onto one truth—and it planted the seed for a movement that now spans communities and countries.
"You taught me everything… but not how to live without you."