Remembering dad’s advice

By Albany Herald News

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June 18, 2016

Diane Fletcher learned from her father that it’s best not to burn bridges when making career moves. (Herald File Photo)Dougherty County Commissioner Lamar Hudgins, shown preparing to tee off in Salty Sandbagger golf tourney, says his dad taught him to “give it your all.” (File photo)

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Area residents recall words of wisdom from their fathers.

Michael Fowler said his father instilled in him the importance of a good education. (Herald File Photo)

Keith Fletcher’s father instilled in him that there is not such thing as a free lunch. (Herald File Photo)

W. Frank Wilson said his father advised him to never look down on someone unless you’re lifting them up. (Herald File Photo)

Butch Mosely said his father instilled the importance of integrity and education in him. (Herald File Photo)

Robert Parker said his dad summed up his life advice with the Golden Rule and the Ten Commandments. (File photo)

Albany Police Chief Michael Persley said his fathers actions — not words — were his greatest guidance. (File photo)

Roger Marietta saud his father told him to stay positive in life. (Herald File Photo)

Rashelle Beasley said her father encouraged her by saying she could accomplish anything she set her mind to do. (Herald File Photo)

T. Marshall Jones said the best advice his father gave him was to spend wisely and save up for rainy days. (File photo)

Claire Fox Hillard said his father was supportive of his decision to pursue music, and that he gave him advice on business dealings. (Special photo)

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