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The importance of a father figure’s example in a man’s life

The ability to make up for poor actions and improve weak parts in our behavior and character is strengthened when a father who disciplines also does what he teaches. By doing so, a good father becomes a great role model for the future for his own family. ©istockphoto.com/monkeybusinessimages (courtesy)

Posted: Wednesday, November 19, 2014 4:03 pm

The importance of a father figure’s example in a man’s life

Bruno Morise Silva, FamilyShare – bruno.morise@gmail.com

Article source: http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/life/the-importance-of-a-father-figure-s-example-in-a/article_037fbd1a-7970-543c-a940-0a1c1477be6e.html

Luz Cazares woke Tuesday morning to a loud crash and the sight of a plane’s tail sticking out from the home of her neighbors, a couple in their 80s, just blocks from Midway Airport.

“A big part of the airplane was in their living room,” said Cazares, 62.  “I thought they were dead.”

But then Cazares looked through a window and saw Raymond and Roberta Rolinskas standing in the hallway outside their bedroom, inches away from the wreckage.

“I ran to the back of the yard, I jumped the fence and I knocked on the back door of the kitchen,” Cazares said. “She (Roberta) opened the door and I took her outside. She was scared. She kept asking, ‘What is happening? What is happening?'”

Police officers went into the home and brought out her husband, and the couple were taken to the home of another neighbor, Jeanine Venckus. “Not a scratch on them, not a scratch,” Venckus said. “They’re shook up and bewildered.”

The pilot of the twin-engine cargo plane was dead on the scene, but it took firefighters hours to shore up the home and recover the body of Eric Quentin Howlett, 47.  “The floor of the living room collapsed into the basement,” said Chicago fire Chief Michael Fox.

Howlett was the only person aboard when the plane crashed into the Rolinskases’ home in the 6500 block of South Knox Avenue shortly after taking off from Midway around 2:45 a.m., aviation officials said.

He was still circling the airport when he radioed the air traffic

Article source: http://www.redeyechicago.com/news/chi-midway-plane-crash-20141118,0,2018894.story?track=rss

Luz Cazares woke Tuesday morning to a loud crash and the sight of a plane’s tail sticking out from the home of her neighbors, a couple in their 80s, just blocks from Midway Airport.

“A big part of the airplane was in their living room,” said Cazares, 62.  “I thought they were dead.”

But then Cazares looked through a window and saw Raymond and Roberta Rolinskas standing in the hallway outside their bedroom, inches away from the wreckage.

“I ran to the back of the yard, I jumped the fence and I knocked on the back door of the kitchen,” Cazares said. “She (Roberta) opened the door and I took her outside. She was scared. She kept asking, ‘What is happening? What is happening?'”