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While we, as Americans, celebrate a variety of commemorative holidays, it might not be a far stretch to declare Father's Day among the favorites of our children. Back in 1909 beginning in Spokane Washington by a girl named Sonora Smart, a bright young gal’s wheels were turning as she sat quietly listening to a sermon in church. The sermon was declaring the honor and respect owed to the primary caregiver of most families: ones mother on Mother's Day.

The situation of young Sonora Smart was vastly different from those of most children her age. You see, her mother had passed away which left her and her siblings to be raised by their father, William Jackson Smart. After the sermon, she brought into light her perspective and thanked her father for all of his care to her and her siblings. It is to the determination and reflection of this young lady that we have to thank for Father’s Day.

Father’s Day is held on the 3rd Sunday of June to resemble the birthday of William Jackson Smart. The first Father’s Day was declared approximately one year after the Sonora had sat through that momentous sermon that brought to light her personal experience and perspective. Seeing life through the simple eyes of a child can teach many lessons.

Father’s Day is held to show our appreciation for everything that fathers provide and sacrifice in the role of parenthood. Whether it is showing respect for the long hours at work to make ends meet or the long hours put in by the stay at home dad, the devotion and hard work it takes to bring up a family is far from an easy task. It would be fun to do a great brunch or barbeque to celebrate this day.

Up the political ladder this idea traveled beginning in New York during 1926 where a National Father’s Day Committee was formed. Followed by recognition of a Joint Resolution in Congress in 1956 and President Nixon’s national observance declaration in 1966, the dream of a little girl became something in which America now stands behind: a tribute to the fathers of America.