Mom and Dad,
You were my first example of what love was, and you continue to be the strongest.
While you were simply loving each other, you were leading by example, and I was learning so much.
You've taught me about loyalty. Your love for each other is so strong and has never wavered. You are partners in marriage, in child-rearing, and in life.You are a team, and you always act as such.
You've taught me how to keep God in a marriage. Your faith is the glue that keeps you together, and it shows. You hold each other accountable and depend on each other for support in continually growing in your faith together.
You've taught me about commitment. In the face of a busy life, raising children, being active community members, and draining work days, I watch you never fail to make time for each other. I know you realize that your healthy marriage is the foundation for our family and you make putting time and effort into each other a priority.
You've taught me about respect. You handle any adversity or conflict that you face together with grace. You've always had open communication with each other. You always appreciate one another, what you have to say, and what you think.
You've taught me about honesty. In my entire life, I can never remember either of you lying to each other, about anything. You show complete transparency.
You've taught me about affection. Small things mean everything, and I know that you both know this. Dad, when I see you randomly bring home roses and mom when you surprise dad with his favorite dessert, I know that you are committed to showing your love to each other in every way possible. You still show so much passion after all this time.
Mom, you provided an example for me on how to be a Woman of God and a committed and loving wife.
Dad, you showed me what I should demand and expect in a husband someday, how I should be respected and loved.
Your love for each other spilled over and provided a loving home for your children. Thank you for showing me what it means to love and be loved.
Happy Valentines Day.
Love,
Your Daughter