On June 15, 1966, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared the third Sunday in June to be Father’s Day, a time to “give public and private expression of the love and gratitude” owed to the nation’s fathers. Today, Father’s Day lands on the 48th anniversary of President Johnson’s proclamation.

From changing diapers, to helping with school projects and sports, to watching them graduate from school, fathers do so much. Whatever your dad’s interests, you can show him how much you appreciate him this Father’s Day. Whether you give your dad a call, or go to a ball game, or simply hang out at home and grill, take time thank your dad for all he’s done for you. If your father has passed away, honor his memory by telling stories of your time with him.

However you plan to celebrate, the attorneys and staff at Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, wish you a happy Father’s Day!